And I am so sorry about this go I mean that whole era of leisure suits and

being bagged chairs and lava lamps I mean we all had to endure the

cheesiness the seventies and that was long.

And what the heck is this? This is from the Clinton White House Correspondent

Stinner in 1998. This is Bill Clinton apologizing for injustices committed in

America throughout history including saying that Pluto isn't a planet and

just generally apologizing for pineapple pizza. Pineapple on pizza. Some things

are just wrong. By the way did you know that an earlier version of this

comedy act involved a joke about a spork? A spork I thought the pineapple pizza

joke was bad enough. Well the joke about the spork in case you're wondering was

the spork in eating utensil that's useless as a spoon and as a fork. And for

that I am sorry. Well Hannah why do you even know about a bad joke that Clinton

didn't actually ever say in the first place? Well there's actually a whole lot

more where that came from. Millions of pages in fact from Clinton's time in

the White House including drafts of speeches he made with notes in the margins

and everything. And you as a member of the public can access that in Clinton's

official presidential records. And while this presidential record is less

serious than say Kennedy's briefings on the Cuban Missile Crisis all of these

records for every president are part of a collective history protected under

the Presidential Records Act. Something we have been hearing about a lot lately.

Former President Trump facing questions over his mishandling of official

records comes after revelations that Donald Trump took 15 boxes of official

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