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In the second part of this CNBC Meets episode, President Clinton says his administration's greatest achievement was ensuring a prolonged period of prosperity for all Americans.
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President Bill Clinton said Republicans need to openly state how their proposals, specifically tax cuts, would realistically work for the benefit of the American economy.
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Constantly in the public eye since her birth, Chelsea Clinton has traditionally shied away from the media, yet she opens up for the CNBC Meets profile on her father.
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Former President Clinton says his wife, Hillary, is the most interesting person he knows and praised her as "an amazing human being."
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Guest presenter, Tania Bryer, goes face-to-face with the world’s most influential high flyers to ask about their business, their home life and their commitment to philanthropy. Profiling some of the world’s most successful people, CNBC Meets gets ‘up close and personal’ with its interviewees.
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Showtimes
EMEAWednesday 20th March 23:00 CET
Saturday 23rd March 22:30 CET
Sunday 24th March 22:30 CET
Friday 29th March 23:30 CET
Saturday 30th March 22:30 CET
Sunday 31st March 22:30 CET
Asia PacificSaturday 23rd March 12:00 SIN/HK
Saturday 23rd March 19:00 SIN/HK
Sunday 24th March 21:00 SIN/HK
Saturday 30th March 12:30 SIN/HK
Saturday 30th March 19:30 SIN/HK
Sunday 31st March 21:30 SIN/HK
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Tania Bryer is a guest presenter and executive producer of CNBC Meets. In this series, she profiles some of the world’s most successful business people to find out what makes them tick. Bryer previously worked for BBC and Sky Television.
CNBC Meets: Episodes
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In this highly personal interview, Branson reveals stories about his childhood that give an insight into what drives and motivates him today, and how he built the Virgin brand.
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This episode of CNBC Meets is with global rock icon and philanthropist, Jon Bon Jovi. His band Bon Jovi, formed in 1983, has become one of the most successful rock bands in world, selling over 130 million albums.
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In his most recent interview to date, Vidal Sassoon has a highly personal and moving discussion with CNBC Meets presenter Tania Bryer.