to put all the girls in school and give all the women access to the labor market. for example, as the princess notes, saudi arabia s done a brilliant job of getting young women in institutions of higher education. for several years there have been more women than men in college. but they re still underrepresented in the labor force. japan is caught in a demographic trap aggravated by the fact that they don t take immigrants. but they could buy themselves 20 years to work this out if they could just get even participation of women and men in the workforce. and they could come roaring back. so there s one of the wealthiest countries in the world. then if you go to where we do all this work in africa or southeast asia or latin america, it s obviously going to be very important. family is real interested in myanmar coming to your family. talking about women in the
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relationship. how blunt? brutally blunt. and you heard bono give the world his best clinton. actually, i felt like the rock star on that occasion. i asked the former president to return the favor. you do a pretty good bono impression. this is your chance, mr. president. [ laughter ] this is piers morgan live. good evening. there s no better person to explain what s going on in washington and the world for that matter than bill clinton. the former commander in chief is honest, blunt, and fascinating. every year he brings his star power to new york city for the annual meeting of his clinton global initiative. and he s made a bit of a tradition. sitting down with yours truly for an in-depth interview. last time i spoke to you was at this very event this time last year. incredibly influential around the world. and it puts you in great position as somebody who had two terms as president and one of the great statesmen of the world
year. incredibly influential around the world. and it puts you in great position as somebody who had two terms as president and one of the great statesmen of the world to make a real assessment of where the world is now. turmoil, a lot of conflict. what is your take on where we are? well, first, all the problems are probably being intensified by the economic challenges we face. quite apart from the agonizingly slow recovery from the financial collapse. there s a global job shortage. so i think that the economic crisis sets a stage for discontent. the dispersion of power present new challenges to people. and we re going to have another 25 years or so of the struggle that i talked about often when i was president between the forces of people who trying to put
well, i m irish, you know? we irish, we can imitate anybody. but alas, i ve been singing so long and screaming loud at these concerts, that i m hoarse. so i got to be careful of my voice. that s why all may charities only have three-letter names. [ laughter ] [ applause ] r.e.d., o.n.e. and even that s more effort than u2. but we still do a lot of good. that is great. [ applause ] mr. president,