“Working for Bill Clinton is a very special experience because you’re dealing with somebody who’s extremely bright, who’s got a mind like a steel trap, gathers all the facts, doesn’t forget a thing, and at the same time wants to be able to get input from everybody. And then when he makes a decision, his mind doesn’t stop. It keeps churning. He keeps working it, and the toughest part of dealing with him was to say, ‘You’ve made a decision. Now we’ve got to move on. We’ve got other decisions to make.’ ”
