Published: September 26, 2006
Will Former President Bill Clinton Interview With Fox Again
BetCRIS Sportsbook Posts Odds on When Former President Bill Clinton will Make Another Appearance on "Fox News Sunday"
September 26, New York - On Sunday, September 24th, former President Bill Clinton sat down with Fox News Sunday's Chris Wallace for what became a combative interview. Phrases such as: "false pretenses" and "conservative hit job" were heard from Clinton when asked why he didn't do more to put bin Laden and Al Qaeda out of business when he was president. The interview has caused a stir across the nation from the politically savvy all the way to the politically unaware.
There is no doubt the interview and reaction came at a pivotal point - six weeks before what some people believe is the most important election in over ten years, and while Clinton remains the spokesman for the Democrats, it's questionable whether he will resurface in a Fox Studio again. In turn, analysts at BetCRIS Sportsbook posted the odds on whether Bill Clinton will make another appearance on "Fox News Sunday" with Chris Wallace.
When will Bill Clinton make another appearance on "Fox News Sunday" with Chris Wallace?
In the next 90 days 4 to 1
From 91 to 120 days 3 to 1
From 121 to 150 days 2 to 1
From 151 to 180 days 1 to 1
After 181 days 1 to 10
"Politicians are trained in the art of keeping cool and level headed," said Mickey Richardson, CEO of BetCRIS.com. "So, when the opportunity arises to watch a former President become so easily roused you can't help but stare. I would like to see him go head-to-head with Chris Wallace again - I just don't think he will."
Additional odds can be found at http://www.betCRIS.com
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