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September 25th, 2014
04:09 PM ET
Three hot topics in three minutes with President Bill Clinton
During a CNN Special Town Hall, former President Bill Clinton sat down with Erin Burnett to discuss Syria, race,T domestic violence and much more. We have the highlights OutFront.
Here are additional clips for the #CNNTownHall:
Pres. @BillClinton: "I actually think we're less racist." Do you agree? #CGI2014 Vote: http://t.co/w3YewjCoZG @CNN pic.twitter.com/M1fYznOnqP
— OutFrontCNN (@OutFrontCNN) September 25, 2014
Obama's Syrian airstrikes get @BillClinton's approval. Watch the #CNNTownHall at 12aE #CGI2014 @CNN pic.twitter.com/GL4L5g5A2m
— OutFrontCNN (@OutFrontCNN) September 25, 2014
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