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Does he mean he knew that China was going to crush the West? Exactly what is he referring to?
It's been generally suggested that Clinton was the beginning of the decline of American influence around the globe. He also blamed the GOP for Cancel Culture.
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Former President Bill Clinton said he had "nightmares" about what could happen to the future of the U.S. after he left office.
Clinton said while in office he was "often kept up late at night worrying" about things like Russiaās potential to slip back into communism.
"After I left office when I had more free time I had more nightmares thinking about what else could go wrong in our country," Clinton, who was succeeded by President George W. Bush, said.
The 42nd president appeared on ITVās show Lorraine with author James Patterson to promote their new book "The Presidentās Daughter."
"By and large I think I have been really happy. I think itās a foolish thing to spend a day wishing you could do something you canāt do anymore. I made a promise to myself when I was president I wouldnāt do that. Itās been an eventful 20 years since I left office," he said. "Iāve been very fortunate because under President Bush and President Obama I was given a lot of chances to help."
Though he didnāt mention helping the Biden administration, Clinton heaped praise on the White Houseās current occupant. "Iām happy for President Biden because I think heās fortunate to be serving at a time when the challenges meet his skill set and his state of mind."
Clinton then turned to cancel culture, which he blamed on Republicans.
It's been generally suggested that Clinton was the beginning of the decline of American influence around the globe. He also blamed the GOP for Cancel Culture.
Bill Clinton had 'nightmares' about future of country after leaving office
Former President Bill Clinton said he had ānightmares" about what could happen to the future of the U.S. after he left office.
Former President Bill Clinton said he had "nightmares" about what could happen to the future of the U.S. after he left office.
Clinton said while in office he was "often kept up late at night worrying" about things like Russiaās potential to slip back into communism.
"After I left office when I had more free time I had more nightmares thinking about what else could go wrong in our country," Clinton, who was succeeded by President George W. Bush, said.
The 42nd president appeared on ITVās show Lorraine with author James Patterson to promote their new book "The Presidentās Daughter."
"By and large I think I have been really happy. I think itās a foolish thing to spend a day wishing you could do something you canāt do anymore. I made a promise to myself when I was president I wouldnāt do that. Itās been an eventful 20 years since I left office," he said. "Iāve been very fortunate because under President Bush and President Obama I was given a lot of chances to help."
Though he didnāt mention helping the Biden administration, Clinton heaped praise on the White Houseās current occupant. "Iām happy for President Biden because I think heās fortunate to be serving at a time when the challenges meet his skill set and his state of mind."
Clinton then turned to cancel culture, which he blamed on Republicans.