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September 22, 2009

CGI: President Clinton, President Obama and Matt Damon


This evening, former U.S. President Bill Clinton introduced current U.S. President Barack Obama at Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) in New York, NY.  President Obama thanked President Clinton for the great work of CGI and for all the attendees in the room for volunteering and giving back. President Clinton said, “Everybody’s got something to give” whether it is time, money, expertise, etc.

See a slice of the plenary session in this video, as well as Cisco CEO John Chambers using a Flip Video Camera to capture President Obama speaking. The famous head directly in front of Chambers that you may recognize is Matt Damon who was at the session today to talk about Water.org, an organization he is active in and passionate about (full video of Damon below).

For more on information CGI and to follow live webcasts (and replays), please visit: http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/webcast/


Matt Damon on Water.org’s commitment to Haiti.

John Earnhardt Posted by John Earnhardt at 08:17PM PST

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4 Comments

Laurence Cruz Sep 22, 2009

Nice video—shame the music was too loud to hear anything that was said.

serunya belajar seo Sep 22, 2009

Great post ! Thx for sharing… :D

Linda Green Sep 23, 2009

It’s good to see artist commiting to importante issues. They’re important (and respected) public figures and people look up to them.

Matt Stevens Sep 26, 2009

One great man introducing another…

“Thank you President Clinton for the extraordinarily brief introduction…”!!

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