Nobody, but nobody could take a complex issue and bring it down to terms rural or small town Americans digest and never for one second, appear to be 'talking down' to them. He had a real knack for explaining in a few sentences what other politicians, pundits or academics could not. By the time he was done 'explaining' and then spiinning, a farmer, a housewife, a waitress and a college student were resting in the palm of his hand. There are parts of this country, where as a presidential candidate, the only democrat you'd want to send with your message, was Bill Clinton.
Brian Turner spot on...I'm an Arkansan & a democrat. Bill is a genuine guy despite his well documented flaws. He genuinely likes people & can relate to a broad spectrum of peeps. He wasn't an " Old South" type guy that puts on an act in public so as to seem inclusive & progressive to garner the Black vote, only to revert to their racist country club ways when the lights go out & the liquor is flowing like a lot of sleazy southern politicians do. He loves all peeps, especially women :-) IMO & speaking with my friends who are black I feel that a lot of black folks have the ablity to sense it when a politician etc is being genuine & really cares about their personal & collective interests.
SWEGTA Yes, you're right, many people find him to be charismatic. I never did. While he does speak well, I always found him to be a used car salesman. It's a shame many don't realize it takes more than that to be a good leader (not saying that's your opinion... just making my own observation from others I've discussed this with ...)
You notice how Perot and bush would stay far away from the person asking the question and yet Clinton would walk straight up to them and look them right in the eye that is what won him the election he knew how to get on a personal level with people.
Slick Willy was charming and really knew how to manipulate people. He proved that a known adulterer could win, as long as the adulterer in question was charming.
This shows how Clinton managed to stay popular despite whatever scandals surrounded him. He established emotional connections with the people he spoke to and made them feel like they were the only ones in the room. It's a rare gift for a politician, and he definitely made the most of it.
When Clinton walks into the audience, he always becomes the winner. You can't resist such a feeling that he is on your side. You will just vote for him without a second thought.
Strong Republican here. But I often come back to this debate moment. It almost gives me chills. Bill Clinton was an extraordinarily talented debater in the town hall format. He’s very good at connecting with you, the average person.
And he was also very good at getting women to service him below the Oval Office desk. No. And I mean no man of principle. Or woman either, would have desecrated that room in such a way. And that's coming from a Scotsman.
@@CaillouThePimp As if one answer to a question that does not influence modern politics, and is from over 30 years ago, would warrant crossing the aisle.
@@johnnotrealname8168 A bit absurd to think trickle down economic theory that Bill was criticizing has no basis over modern politics. Even if Bill was a hypocrite himself in many ways.
Thumbs down because you didn't realize that after this guy is here talking crap about American factory closures, HE THEN comes up with NAFTA..... and then half the car industry and TONS OF MANUFACTURING JOBS went to Mexico and Canada.
And during his tenure, the wealth of the American Middle Class continued to be siphoned off and dumped into the coffins of the empowered elite. Hillary Clinton didn't carpet bag her way from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. to become the U.S. Senator from the state of Wall Street because she gave a rat's arse about the people of New York.
@Skskskksjss Laoxjnend Rich people got taxed highly under Obama and our deficit doubled. Higher taxes for the rich do not mean a decrease in the federal budget.
Yeah, the jobs trickled down to China and made them the 2nd biggest economy. It trickled down into investments for robots. George HW Bush recognized that it didn't work, and raised taxes, making him the fall guy for Bill's success, bringing in a surplus.
The difference between Clinton and everybody since? He can engage people on a personal level. His people skills are the best. He's the man, no matter how you feel about him.
"are still the same " IMO, it is not that the problems are still the same; it is that they are same again. The problems change from one election to the next, but the same problems will eventually come back in a cyclical fashion.
Rick Slade kept on repeating the same line.. If 57% of the people didn't vote for him, that didn't mean they did not like him. There are people who like both Perot and Clinton or Bush and Clinton who preferred not to vote for him.
Rick Slade All things considered, President Obama is average, not one of the worst in history. You're wrong there. His predecessor on the other hand IS one of the worst. He was hated virtually worldwide.
Rick Slade Blame congress for the debt, they are the ones who make the budget, Obama is forced by law to pay it for it and why blame Obama for low labor participation rates? Thats the same as blaming him for cancer.
They still teach this in political science courses - it was really a groundbreaking moment jn American political history. The first time a political candidate broke down the 4th wall, and started speaking directly to the audience
@@user-zr6pl6nb6z This debate won Clinton the election. He was behind in the polls until this night. Presidential debates were always very stuffy, and his informal performance was considered revolutionary at the time. Everyone copies it now. Please stop talking about subjects you know nothing about
He is excellent at taking a more complex issue + distilling it down to simpler + more everyday speech. Adds a touch of emoting + 🎉 incredibly effective in this format.
he balanced the budget, reduced the deficit, long periods of peace and so on. the biggest issue was he got his knobbed polished by Monica Lewisky. That tells you everything if that was the biggest "scandal." Not a housing crash, wars, unemployment crisis
@@Roma-SRyan, he brought back the logic of the Cold War when he chose to expand NATO without Russia's participation. I find it amazing how many people don't see this fact!
The key thing to understand about this clip is that the question was about how the candidates had been affected by "the deficit". Bush, because he'd spent so little of his life with ordinary people, took that at face value and went into "ornery patrician" mode. Clinton, on the other hand, realised what she actually meant by "the deficit" was "the bad economy", and so answered that question instead, with his trademark empathy and rhetorical skill. That was pretty much the ballgame, right there, even if it had been a two horse race.
My favorite Clinton moment was when he wrinkled his forehead and said "I feel your pain". As a thespian, no one could touch him. But, he's still and always will be a predator.
This WAS LIES. He's ranting on about American factory closures THEN CAUSED most TO go to Mexico by bringing in NAFTA. Literally half the car industry and TONS of other factories left for Mexico and Canada within a few years of this....
Rick Slade kept on repeating the same line.. If 57% of the people didn't vote for him, that didn't mean they did not like him. There are people who like both Perot and Clinton or Bush and Clinton who preferred not to vote for him.
This man is the greatest politician of my generation. Regardless of how people feel about his policy. This man made you feel like he cared, even if he didnt you thought he did.
You can call Bill many things, including a pervert, but no one can call him dumb or ineffective. The economy was absolutely booming under him, he put this country back on track.
This was the turning point for the 92 election. It showed that Clinton was a more personable figure that still had connections with every day people whereas Bush had been in Washington for decades and seemed to be unaware of how badly people were hurting at this time. It’s too bad his legacy was marred by scandalous behavior, because I feel that Clinton was a remarkable president.
Clever guy. Of course, he was just speaking generalities, but convincingly enough for a lot of people to buy them. Which is the name of the game, after all.
Bush was speaking in cliches. Go all the way, pull out, get the economy back on track. Bush was handed a decent country financially speaking, but he should have known cutting taxes again would lead to bigger issues. We had recessions under Reagan due to Reaganomics.
Genius speaker... He doesn't even actually answer the question but immediately understands that the point made was regarding struggling American lives due to financial policy, then connects by saying he's experienced that too, then immediately pivots to a speech he clearly had pre-planned. In debate terms, connect with audience by relating to them, neither address or put down the actual question like Bush did, but take hold and steer the conversation into waters you've already practiced navigating. Brilliant dude, ridiculously charismatic
In fact, this was the moment that Bill Clinton won the 1992 election right there. In fact, George HW Bush's face at 1:24 knew he was going to lose in 1992.
Clinton knew his audience. He didn't need a teleprompter to tell him what to say (even when he did use them). Most Presidents are stuck without a written speech, but he was always prepared on what to say, how to say it, and to whom he was speaking.
Tuition is up because all government student loans are guaranteed by the government so colleges have free will to charge whatever they want knowing full well they'll be reimbursed. They've gamed the system.
Clinton had an amazing ability to seem sincere, like he's talking to you and you alone and really listening to you--personally. He wasn't really a great president, but he sure was a great leader.
Wow, within the first 10 seconds, this video shows how great of a politician Clinton was. The ability to form a meaningful connection with a voter instantly is huge in politics.
If you like it here in America, maybe you should start respecting our justice system better? You have had 30 years on you now, to provide us with the evidence or those claims, and you have NOTHING to show for it, that the claims are made up.
Freedom Fighter _If crime fighters fight crime, and fire fighters fight fire, what do freedom fighters fight? They never mention that part to us do they?_ *_- GEORGE CARLIN_*
One guy can’t even figure out what the question means because he’s so out of touch with the reality that Americans face, while the other engages the people and can empathize and sympathize with the plight of the American people... why are people Republicans again? Constantly voting for someone that doesn’t care about them or their businesses.
what a great president. embodies and manifests what the rest of the world expects from the most wealthy nation. articulate, intelligent, fair, and a visionary. god bless the america that elects another leader like this.
@@realUlfricStormcloak I mean Trump and the Republicans broadly are directly responsible for the corporate looting of the American people, so yea you can definitely assign blame pretty directly. For instance, really the only achievement of the Trump presidency was the trillion dollar tax cut for billionaires that was paid for by literally taking that money from the American people.
If that’s true - and I agree that it is - what does it say about Clinton’s 8 years in office? Didn’t he have nearly a decade to turn this around? Hell: what does it say about ANY American politician, who always run on the platform of “things suck: I’m gonna fix them.” After a while, you realize the record is skipping because there’s a *crack* in it.
@@spb7883 Well a president's role in policy and actual lawmaking is extremely small. Congress writes laws. But I take your point. The real issue is the actual structure of government. Mitch McConnell may be a soulless monster, but he's also intelligent and responding to the incentives created by the system within which he's acting. The republicans realize that greater voting power and democracy in general is a threat to their power. They've become entirely owned by the corporate powers that fund them. So they work to funnel money to the billionaires that own them, and enact dangerous policies to benefit them. And they work to decrease the effectiveness of democracy. Through defunding education, gerrymandering, stacking courts to favor anti-democratic suits, etc.
@@con1q2w Yes, fair point! But this supports my view even further, because to your point, the president has a small role. Yet, every for years they promise big things they can’t possibly deliver *because* they don’t play a role in legislation.
It’s sad that I’ll probably never see a debate this articulate and well moderated again in my lifetime. After what happened last week, I think it just proves debates will never have any impact on an American election again. Our Democracy is over.
Bill Clinton's PolitiFact results compare reasonably well to those of the 2016 presidential candidates. - His 47 percent True and Mostly True isn't far from the most truthful 2016 candidates: Hillary Clinton, Sanders and Kasich, each with 51 percent. - His 21 percent False, Mostly False, and Pants on Fire is better than any 2016 candidate. In 2016, Hillary Clinton did best at 28 percent, followed by Sanders at 29 percent. www.politifact.com/personalities/bill-clinton/ PolitiFact ratings of 2016 candidates: - Highest percentage of claims rated True or Mostly True: Three-way tie -- Clinton, Sanders and Kasich, at 51 percent. - Highest percentage of claims rated Mostly False, False or Pants on Fire: Trump, 77 percent. Cruz was second, at 66 percent. - Lowest percentage of claims rated Mostly False, False or Pants on Fire: Clinton, 28 percent. Sanders was second lowest at 29 percent. - Trump is the only candidate to reach double digits in Pants on Fire ratings -- 19 percent of his claims got the worst rating. www.politifact.com/article/2016/mar/28/final-five-truth-o-meter/
The lady who asked this question asked, "How has the national debt affected you personally?" when she was actually referring to the recession. Bush got lost in the terminology, but Clinton figured it out right away.
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Whether you like Bill Clinton or not, you've got to admit his debating skills are extremely impressive.
Nobody, but nobody could take a complex issue and bring it down to terms rural or small town Americans digest and never for one second, appear to be 'talking down' to them. He had a real knack for explaining in a few sentences what other politicians, pundits or academics could not. By the time he was done 'explaining' and then spiinning, a farmer, a housewife, a waitress and a college student were resting in the palm of his hand.
There are parts of this country, where as a presidential candidate, the only democrat you'd want to send with your message, was Bill Clinton.
Bill is awesome.
Brian Turner spot on...I'm an Arkansan & a democrat. Bill is a genuine guy despite his well documented flaws. He genuinely likes people & can relate to a broad spectrum of peeps. He wasn't an " Old South" type guy that puts on an act in public so as to seem inclusive & progressive to garner the Black vote, only to revert to their racist country club ways when the lights go out & the liquor is flowing like a lot of sleazy southern politicians do. He loves all peeps, especially women :-) IMO & speaking with my friends who are black I feel that a lot of black folks have the ablity to sense it when a politician etc is being genuine & really cares about their personal & collective interests.
seriously
I think Richard Nixon did a better job then Bill Clinton but I have but I have to agree with you full heartedly.
Say what you want about Bill, but damn. He's a really good speaker.
SWEGTA - because ultimately, a good bullshitter is what I really want in a president.
finster1968 I never said that. I was just pointing out that he's pretty charismatic (or at least used to be).
SWEGTA Yes, you're right, many people find him to be charismatic. I never did. While he does speak well, I always found him to be a used car salesman. It's a shame many don't realize it takes more than that to be a good leader (not saying that's your opinion... just making my own observation from others I've discussed this with ...)
finster1968 Fair enough. I can see where you're coming from.
He was accused of rape by Juanita Broaddrick. Although I'm not a fan, in all fairness, it was never proven.
You notice how Perot and bush would stay far away from the person asking the question and yet Clinton would walk straight up to them and look them right in the eye that is what won him the election he knew how to get on a personal level with people.
Or, you know, the millions of people who watched that moment at home, but...great counterpoint.
@@paquetehabana7457 ahh too many dumbarses nowadays.
Slick Willy was charming and really knew how to manipulate people. He proved that a known adulterer could win, as long as the adulterer in question was charming.
Gore did the same during the town hall debate, getting in close. But probably came across as intimidating or over aggressive. Bush kept holding back.
@@perfectsplit5515 and as long as that adulterer had a third party candidate who would take 20 percent of the popular vote...
1:24 even Bush is like damn I got to vote for this guy
Well, he did vote for his wife in 2016...
@@StoutGamer And Bill voted for Trump xD
@@Grivian Bill voted for Hillary.
@@Grivian No he didnt…
@@trylius Perhaps you should inject a sense of humor into you
@1:24 That face you make when you realize you've just become a one-term president.
That's exactly what i wanted to say
More like: Damn, this nigga lying with a straight face like a psychopath
NPC101101110101001 They all lie. The game is the game.
@@bigfan1041 u trolls should pick a better youtube name or we should vall ur server?
Lmao my exact same thoughts
This shows how Clinton managed to stay popular despite whatever scandals surrounded him. He established emotional connections with the people he spoke to and made them feel like they were the only ones in the room. It's a rare gift for a politician, and he definitely made the most of it.
I think his hair was a big part of it too. He still has the same hairline to this day, just thinner and gray now. I always liked looking at his hair.
I call it the manipulator or charlatan or snake charmer mystique. Though I am not saying that as a compliment.
@@vincesmith2499 it's wild how honestly your comment elucidates the stupidity of the average voter
@@easyenetwork2023 well they call him slick Willie
@@knowmusicman157 But he wiped the floor with the Republicans...twice!
When Clinton walks into the audience, he always becomes the winner. You can't resist such a feeling that he is on your side. You will just vote for him without a second thought.
He should have taught that to Al Gore.
Strong Republican here. But I often come back to this debate moment. It almost gives me chills. Bill Clinton was an extraordinarily talented debater in the town hall format. He’s very good at connecting with you, the average person.
And he was also very good at getting women to service him below the Oval Office desk. No. And I mean no man of principle. Or woman either, would have desecrated that room in such a way. And that's coming from a Scotsman.
You just said that Bill Clinton’s answer in a debate gave you chills. That is without question the gayest thing I’ve ever heard.
@@hunterlee6286 Bill's answer gave him chills, yet he is still a Republican for some reason lol
@@CaillouThePimp As if one answer to a question that does not influence modern politics, and is from over 30 years ago, would warrant crossing the aisle.
@@johnnotrealname8168 A bit absurd to think trickle down economic theory that Bill was criticizing has no basis over modern politics. Even if Bill was a hypocrite himself in many ways.
Thumbs up if this example of civilized debate is almost bizarre after that trainwreck in 2020.
@JJoe LMAO "interjected and corrected." Thanks for that. I needed that today, I really did.
@Jamie Tasker Imagine being as fucking stupid as you.
JJoe Examples?
Jamie Tasker We always knew he was a sack of shit.
Thumbs down because you didn't realize that after this guy is here talking crap about American factory closures, HE THEN comes up with NAFTA..... and then half the car industry and TONS OF MANUFACTURING JOBS went to Mexico and Canada.
I look pretty good in this one
Bill Clinton good on you.you nailed it in 90 seconds
Four more years!
You did and for me you are the best among all ... Greetings from hurghada Egypt
@benjianubis nah man that's just an imposter, the real bill was in Epstein's island
Hey Bill. Say hi to Hillary
Everything he says is still valid today. Nothing has changed in 28 years.
it got better and then it got worse
Watching this, I was thinking that he sounds like Trump in 2016. (And I voted for Trump)
@@perfectsplit5515 Similar message, very different deliveries
And during his tenure, the wealth of the American Middle Class continued to be siphoned off and dumped into the coffins of the empowered elite. Hillary Clinton didn't carpet bag her way from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. to become the U.S. Senator from the state of Wall Street because she gave a rat's arse about the people of New York.
If he was still president, things would have been a lot better, if there were no term limits, he would still be president.
Trickle down economics didnt work back then, or now, won't work in the future.
Trickle down economics is strawman. There is no such thing.
@Skskskksjss Laoxjnend Rich people got taxed highly under Obama and our deficit doubled. Higher taxes for the rich do not mean a decrease in the federal budget.
@@ronsdad3736 Yep, and all these people who felt they got a tax cut will be paying more taxes by 2027.. Would that be trickle up economics? Lol
@Skskskksjss Laoxjnend We have an over-spending problem, not an under-taxing problem. I agree with you.
Yeah, the jobs trickled down to China and made them the 2nd biggest economy. It trickled down into investments for robots.
George HW Bush recognized that it didn't work, and raised taxes, making him the fall guy for Bill's success, bringing in a surplus.
The difference between Clinton and everybody since? He can engage people on a personal level. His people skills are the best.
He's the man, no matter how you feel about him.
alexhortdog95 1:24 the dumbfounded look of a man who just realized he's completely outclassed hahah.
+alexhortdog95 President Clinton is the BEST president of my lifetime.
+alexhortdog95 in the past 30 years, Bill was the best.
Danny Riot I'd say more like the past 50 years.
agreed ,he is the best
Something is wrong with these politicians when the concerns of Americans 24 years are still the same today.
It's the same battle in 1912
@@jasonraczkowski6001 Exactly, society is usually working through the same things. Though it's cooler when Teddy Roosevelt is a 3rd party candidate.
Most politicians are establishment cronies. They want the problems to continue so they have something to run on to get your vote again.
I mean tbf he had to work with a Republican congress for much of his presidency which complicated things a lot.
"are still the same "
IMO, it is not that the problems are still the same; it is that they are same again. The problems change from one election to the next, but the same problems will eventually come back in a cyclical fashion.
Bush’s face at 1:24 is killing me 😭😂🤣
He's George McFly remembering a particularly funny Honeymooners episode.
He knew he waa screwed at that moment.
THE moment where Governor Clinton became President Clinton in the eyes of the viewing public.
He only won 43% of the popular vote which means 57% of the country didn't want him.
Yes, in '93. He received over 49% in '96. BTW, President Obama received over 50% in BOTH of his presidential elections. That's gotta sting, huh? :)
Rick Slade kept on repeating the same line.. If 57% of the people didn't vote for him, that didn't mean they did not like him. There are people who like both Perot and Clinton or Bush and Clinton who preferred not to vote for him.
Rick Slade All things considered, President Obama is average, not one of the worst in history. You're wrong there. His predecessor on the other hand IS one of the worst. He was hated virtually worldwide.
Rick Slade Blame congress for the debt, they are the ones who make the budget, Obama is forced by law to pay it for it and why blame Obama for low labor participation rates? Thats the same as blaming him for cancer.
They still teach this in political science courses - it was really a groundbreaking moment jn American political history. The first time a political candidate broke down the 4th wall, and started speaking directly to the audience
Broke down the fourth wall? Any time a politician addresses a member of the public, the fourth wall is broken.
The camera, more-so, perhaps.
@@user-zr6pl6nb6z This debate won Clinton the election. He was behind in the polls until this night. Presidential debates were always very stuffy, and his informal performance was considered revolutionary at the time. Everyone copies it now.
Please stop talking about subjects you know nothing about
@@chrisjames6327 Why don't you shove it up your ass? I saw this live. You know nothing about it.
@@user-zr6pl6nb6z I saw your mom live
This man can look you straight in the face and say: "I am not here" and you'll belive it!:)
Politics aside, this man has insane amounts of charisma!
Well, he said, he did not have any relations with that woman, ya know. Who are we to question that?
He is excellent at taking a more complex issue + distilling it down to simpler + more everyday speech. Adds a touch of emoting + 🎉 incredibly effective in this format.
he balanced the budget, reduced the deficit, long periods of peace and so on. the biggest issue was he got his knobbed polished by Monica Lewisky. That tells you everything if that was the biggest "scandal." Not a housing crash, wars, unemployment crisis
@@Roma-SRyanthere was the Rwandan genocide and the thing in Serbia. He also shot a missile at a hospital. He apologized for the hospital though.
@@Roma-SRyan, he brought back the logic of the Cold War when he chose to expand NATO without Russia's participation. I find it amazing how many people don't see this fact!
This is the most charisma I've ever seem coming from a single person.
One of the best and most contrasting moments in U.S. Presidential debate history.
It shows how impotent Bush Sr was at debating a smart and charismatic opponent. Dukakis was smart, but had 0 charisma.
Bush: *attacks the question and the person who asks it*
Clinton: *empathizes with the person asking*
Liberals: feeling over facts
@@josh18230 Billy C is a rapis t
You love slick willy?
@@josh18230 someone's watched their first Ben Shapiro video...
Josh Hunter Conservatives: feelings & facts are mutually exclusive and thus everything must be done without empathy
The key thing to understand about this clip is that the question was about how the candidates had been affected by "the deficit". Bush, because he'd spent so little of his life with ordinary people, took that at face value and went into "ornery patrician" mode. Clinton, on the other hand, realised what she actually meant by "the deficit" was "the bad economy", and so answered that question instead, with his trademark empathy and rhetorical skill. That was pretty much the ballgame, right there, even if it had been a two horse race.
Well put. Couldn’t have said it better myself
She's obviously not an economist. Clinton recognized he needed to take her seriously not literally and empathize
He only knew because the moderator corrected the question before Clinton spoke
I hate bill, and I’m a democrat, but the way he spoke and said his word definitely won him the presidency
@benjianubis i meant to say word not weird sorry
My favorite Clinton moment was when he wrinkled his forehead and said "I feel your pain". As a thespian, no one could touch him. But, he's still and always will be a predator.
Clinton didn't win this election. Ross Perot cost Bush the election.
@@vapeymcvape5000 I'm a Clintonite but I think you've got a point. Perot was a spoiler.
@@vapeymcvape5000Clinton kicked his ass. It wasn’t even close. With or without Perot it would’ve been the same outcome.
If Trump were there, he'll be constantly interrupting & yelling "lies, lies" at the back..
This WAS LIES. He's ranting on about American factory closures THEN CAUSED most TO go to Mexico by bringing in NAFTA. Literally half the car industry and TONS of other factories left for Mexico and Canada within a few years of this....
You do realize this is Bill Clinton right? Literally impeached for lying lol
@Greg Schleitwiler The fact that you think Trump is good for our country shows how delusional you are.
@@noneofyourbusiness1998 the fact that you think its a country and not a corporation shows how delusional you are hahaha. Fuckin idiots these days 🙄
@@user-gj6yb2qc7e I hope you were being sarcastic, otherwise you should seek help.
Clinton sounded more presidential than George H.W. here.
He only 43% of the popular vote which means 57% of Americans voted against him.
Rick Slade kept on repeating the same line.. If 57% of the people didn't vote for him, that didn't mean they did not like him. There are people who like both Perot and Clinton or Bush and Clinton who preferred not to vote for him.
+Rick Slade he had 60% approval ratings
Listening to him speak is like hearing a symphony.
No, it's like hearing a highly skilled fraudster.
This man is the greatest politician of my generation. Regardless of how people feel about his policy. This man made you feel like he cared, even if he didnt you thought he did.
Jeffrey Epstein sent a hug from Hell and said he was just waiting for him.
Even Bush Sr. was sitting there thinking, damn, this guy is good!
I'm not a fan of the Clinton family, but this was a remarkable performance.
Actor / used car salesmen are not different just a liar they know how to do it well.
@@johnmcook1 well, whatever you think about him, it's hard to argue that the country wasnt doing extremely well under his presidency
You can call Bill many things, including a pervert, but no one can call him dumb or ineffective. The economy was absolutely booming under him, he put this country back on track.
@@verbalkint4258no cap
@@johnmcook1 You make me laugh dope
This was the turning point for the 92 election. It showed that Clinton was a more personable figure that still had connections with every day people whereas Bush had been in Washington for decades and seemed to be unaware of how badly people were hurting at this time. It’s too bad his legacy was marred by scandalous behavior, because I feel that Clinton was a remarkable president.
01:24 bush face like "dammit, I'm screwed"
Osvaldo Lezcano lmao
It was at that moment George H.W Bush knew, he was fucked.
Yeah, it was like "please somebody stop him".
same side of the coin.
Bush was thinking, this guy did his homework... Literally. Bill is one of the sharpest.
Wow, sometimes I forget how good of communicators Reagan and Clinton were
So is trump
@@angrypatriots1776 Still think that after the latest debate?
Reagan was an actor so no surprise there, complete rubbish out of his mouth sounded genuine since that's what the occupation requires.
1:24 Bill Clinton was speaking so well that it sent Bush back to 1st grade
Man, Bill was a really good speaker. You could even say he's a....
... Master-Debater
Good one
Wow nobody has seen married with children before. Good job bud!
What a wonderful speaker and one of the most charismatic public figures, I have to admit. That's what makes politicians so dangerous.
Clever guy. Of course, he was just speaking generalities, but convincingly enough for a lot of people to buy them. Which is the name of the game, after all.
Yes, but people like him that have that born charisma, are very difficult to resist, they seem to have some type of power, I can't explain
The longest peace time economic expansion started under him.
Bush was speaking in cliches. Go all the way, pull out, get the economy back on track. Bush was handed a decent country financially speaking, but he should have known cutting taxes again would lead to bigger issues. We had recessions under Reagan due to Reaganomics.
Man was a great speaker and the only president to see debt reduction and a budget surplus under their presidency
Genius speaker... He doesn't even actually answer the question but immediately understands that the point made was regarding struggling American lives due to financial policy, then connects by saying he's experienced that too, then immediately pivots to a speech he clearly had pre-planned.
In debate terms, connect with audience by relating to them, neither address or put down the actual question like Bush did, but take hold and steer the conversation into waters you've already practiced navigating. Brilliant dude, ridiculously charismatic
In fact, this was the moment that Bill Clinton won the 1992 election right there. In fact, George HW Bush's face at 1:24 knew he was going to lose in 1992.
1:24 That moment you realize this guy is going to beat you.
Clinton knew his audience. He didn't need a teleprompter to tell him what to say (even when he did use them). Most Presidents are stuck without a written speech, but he was always prepared on what to say, how to say it, and to whom he was speaking.
Wait, you can have a debate without interrupting each other, no way!!
Bush's face tells it all
Almost 30 years later, we still haven't brought American wages or education up. Wages are flat while college tuitions have gone way up.
Tuition is up because all government student loans are guaranteed by the government so colleges have free will to charge whatever they want knowing full well they'll be reimbursed. They've gamed the system.
So this is what a real presidential debate sounds like...
@None None Sit ubu sit, good dog.
Bush’s face at 1:25: “man, I gotta take a dump.”
Clinton had an amazing ability to seem sincere, like he's talking to you and you alone and really listening to you--personally. He wasn't really a great president, but he sure was a great leader.
Wow, within the first 10 seconds, this video shows how great of a politician Clinton was. The ability to form a meaningful connection with a voter instantly is huge in politics.
Oh my god this brought me to tears. It's so compassionate and human.
Just wish he treated women better ...
If you like it here in America, maybe you should start respecting our justice system better? You have had 30 years on you now, to provide us with the evidence or those claims, and you have NOTHING to show for it, that the claims are made up.
His magic is that he can get you to feel that way without answering the question
For a serial philanderer and accused rapist, ya, real compassionate and human.
By today's standards candidates of that time had an incredible command of statistics and an ability to communicate. Plus...no interruptions from GHW.
Couldn’t of said it better myself
Amazing that those two became such good friends.
Bush probably wanted Bill to take him to Epstein Island.
Nobody:
George H.W. Bush: 👁👄👁
L. Nerd
* make that 40 years of trickle down economics.
Bill Clinton is like any predator. A smooth talker and very persuasive and very calculating
Freedom Fighter
_If crime fighters fight crime, and fire fighters fight fire, what do freedom fighters fight? They never mention that part to us do they?_
*_- GEORGE CARLIN_*
Freedom Fighter So like POTUS 45?
Chris Hernandez -- You couldn't cite a single valid example but hate is how the lowly praise, good job.
@@christopherrivera1673 Could you do the same for Clinton?
Oh and continue defending someone as anti-Latino as 45 with a last name like yours.
@@chrishernandez3699
It's racist to assume someone should vote for a particular party depending on their race/nationality/gender.
I miss Bill
we all do, out of the last 3 presidents bill was the best by far
He had it at "Tell me how it's affected you again?" - plain sailing from there. He had their attention.
Its amazing how he speaks to you like your a functional adult.
One guy can’t even figure out what the question means because he’s so out of touch with the reality that Americans face, while the other engages the people and can empathize and sympathize with the plight of the American people... why are people Republicans again? Constantly voting for someone that doesn’t care about them or their businesses.
what a great president. embodies and manifests what the rest of the world expects from the most wealthy nation. articulate, intelligent, fair, and a visionary. god bless the america that elects another leader like this.
It's 2020 and this is still the truth, we're just further down the rabbithole towards properly being a 3rd world country.
Yup, n you can't put it on the guy whose been in office for 47 months.
@@realUlfricStormcloak I mean Trump and the Republicans broadly are directly responsible for the corporate looting of the American people, so yea you can definitely assign blame pretty directly. For instance, really the only achievement of the Trump presidency was the trillion dollar tax cut for billionaires that was paid for by literally taking that money from the American people.
If that’s true - and I agree that it is - what does it say about Clinton’s 8 years in office? Didn’t he have nearly a decade to turn this around? Hell: what does it say about ANY American politician, who always run on the platform of “things suck: I’m gonna fix them.” After a while, you realize the record is skipping because there’s a *crack* in it.
@@spb7883 Well a president's role in policy and actual lawmaking is extremely small. Congress writes laws. But I take your point. The real issue is the actual structure of government. Mitch McConnell may be a soulless monster, but he's also intelligent and responding to the incentives created by the system within which he's acting. The republicans realize that greater voting power and democracy in general is a threat to their power. They've become entirely owned by the corporate powers that fund them. So they work to funnel money to the billionaires that own them, and enact dangerous policies to benefit them. And they work to decrease the effectiveness of democracy. Through defunding education, gerrymandering, stacking courts to favor anti-democratic suits, etc.
@@con1q2w Yes, fair point! But this supports my view even further, because to your point, the president has a small role. Yet, every for years they promise big things they can’t possibly deliver *because* they don’t play a role in legislation.
Bill can you please do one more term ?
It was that moment, plus "unlike my opponent I want to build a bridge to our future" comeback, that won Clinton the presidency.
The funny thing about this debate is that it has been 20+ years and usa still talks about the same problems. Healthcare and tax
Looking at Bush's reaction it seems like he was downright impressed with Clinton's performance.
He looks charmed.
It’s sad that I’ll probably never see a debate this articulate and well moderated again in my lifetime. After what happened last week, I think it just proves debates will never have any impact on an American election again. Our Democracy is over.
Love the man, his empathy, his skills, his ability to put the real issue in perspective. Love the man :)
whos here after the clown show today
1:24
When you realize your opponent is winning the debate
1:37 old boy bush knew in that moment “damn the boy ain’t lying”
Every Bush is a joke
But jokes are funny
Compared to what we got now, both Bushes seemed like Eisenhower!
@@j2simpso Compared to what we have now, the White House janitor seems like Abraham Lincoln.
@@j2simpso If you were referring to Biden and Harris, you are correct.
This is the most like Sorkin dialogue I’ve ever heard a US presidential debate sound.
And just like that, the 1992 election was over.
And he supported NAFTA whole-heartedly, cut welfare benefits and got rich in the process.
I think we can all agree hes a liar, but this is how you win a debate, not screeching over a microphone.
Bill Clinton's PolitiFact results compare reasonably well to those of the 2016 presidential candidates.
- His 47 percent True and Mostly True isn't far from the most truthful 2016 candidates: Hillary Clinton, Sanders and Kasich, each with 51 percent.
- His 21 percent False, Mostly False, and Pants on Fire is better than any 2016 candidate. In 2016, Hillary Clinton did best at 28 percent, followed by Sanders at 29 percent.
www.politifact.com/personalities/bill-clinton/
PolitiFact ratings of 2016 candidates:
- Highest percentage of claims rated True or Mostly True: Three-way tie -- Clinton, Sanders and Kasich, at 51 percent.
- Highest percentage of claims rated Mostly False, False or Pants on Fire: Trump, 77 percent. Cruz was second, at 66 percent.
- Lowest percentage of claims rated Mostly False, False or Pants on Fire: Clinton, 28 percent. Sanders was second lowest at 29 percent.
- Trump is the only candidate to reach double digits in Pants on Fire ratings -- 19 percent of his claims got the worst rating.
www.politifact.com/article/2016/mar/28/final-five-truth-o-meter/
Bush was in the background thinking, “That’s it, I’ve lost.”
0:59 she's all like "yeah, I'm definitely voting for this man."
Actually say want about Bill, but damn he’s a really good speaker
No wonder Monica didn't stand a chance with this guy lol
who else here after that awful trump vs biden debate
*raises hand*
Lol
damn clinton was good at debating
*Interupts the coment, just shut up, man.
What is he going to be remembered like.
Love Bush's face as he listens to Clinton telling the truth 😃
That man certainly knew his way around bush
Gone are the days when Republicans and Democrats could just laugh off their disagreements
If Hilary had Bill's speech skills, she would comfortably beat Donald at 2016...
Who would have thought they would end up brothers. This is when you bring the vest you have to the table and work together for the best of the nation.
Bush Sr. and Clinton were terrible presidents.
DUDE CONGRATS ON WINNING THE GAME AWARDS RABBI!!!!
This video is as old to us as the debate was to this video
The first televised presidential debate was for the 1960 election, but there were radio debates before that
(Edit: forgot to specify televised)
The lady who asked this question asked, "How has the national debt affected you personally?" when she was actually referring to the recession. Bush got lost in the terminology, but Clinton figured it out right away.
Bills like, hurry up lets get this over with, Ive got a flight scheduled on the Lolita express to pedo island this afternoon!
Clinton was a master politician, definitely up there with Reagan and Obama in terms of charisma
They don't call him Slick Willie for nothing.
"Don't stop thinking about tomorrow, it'll be here better than before"......awe.....
Wow this guy could sell anything. He is so different then his wife...
The Jordan Belfort of the Demoncrap party.
@1:23 That was the face his son made for eight years...
1:25 Bush is like damn did I just lose the election?
hey andrew! you're a great professor!
And nothing ever gets fixed.......
Regardless which "side" "wins".
Yo, Bushs face at 1:24 🤣🤣😂
Couldn’t say shit but shut the fuck up lol...
It's amazing how much that speech rings true in this current election. We are still at the crossroads of having more "trickle down" economics.
1:24 That's the look you have right as you see the headlights of the bus that is running you over.
God damn I can’t believe this was almost 30 years ago.
Back when debates were about the country and not a Jerry Springer show like it is today.