BLITZER: On his way to a fund-raiser for the Maine governor, the former President Bill Clinton made a stop in Princeton, New Jersey, to deliver a keynote speech. No cameras were allowed at Princeton, but the school has just posted the speech online. Our Internet reporter, Jacki Schechner, once again with more -- Jacki.</s>SCHECHNER: Wolf, let's just get in right now and take a listen. See if you can pull that up.</s>WILLIAM J. CLINTON, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: We have to have a system for more friends and fewer enemies to build more partners and fewer terrorists. That's where politics comes in.</s>SCHECHNER: President Clinton talked to the upcoming graduates -- their commencement is tomorrow -- about the interdependency of our world, how being a Princeton graduate is going to serve them well, but also that interdependency coming with some pitfalls, having to deal with things like terrorism, avian flu, global warming, energy crises, discussing with them the need to address these things. He also praised President Bush in the speech, talking about his immigration policy and the need for border enforcement, and how he was working to give citizenship to some undocumented workers. Now, Princeton is very good about archiving their things. You can go online to their Web site and take a look at the video. We have also posted it for you at THE SITUATION REPORT. That's CNN.com/SITUATIONREPORT -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Jacki, thank you. Still to come, challenging the National Security Agency's wiretap program -- should lawsuits be allowed to proceed? Jack Cafferty with your e-mail. And, just ahead, we will also speak with the Homeland Security adviser at the White House, Fran Townsend. We will ask her to explain why Washington and New York are now said to be at a lower security risk -- all that coming up right after this.
Bill Clinton Delivers Keynote Speech in New Jersey