Jeez, ever hear of Google? Clinton bracelet, damn that was hard.

From the Clinton Presidential Center website:

So I support that, and it's important. I also think we should do more to help our friends fight terrorism from Indonesia to the Philippines to Colombia. I wear this bracelet on my wrist and have since June the 27th of last year because some kids gave it to me I have sort of semi-adopted from Columbia. They're called the Vianoto children. They live in a village surrounded by the narco traffickers and their terrorist supporters. Thirty-five percent of the oldest democracy in Latin America is in the hands of narco traffickers and terrorists. Not in the Middle East, but in your back yard in Colombia. And these children sing for peace.

So I went down there for the second time and I said I would come to the President and the incoming President, who wanted me to come and plead with the businesspeople to keep investing in Colombia. I said I will, if you'll bring the Vianotto children to sing and dance for me. I actually had them come and perform at the White House on my last Christmas there. And they came with their sponsor, the Colombian Culture Minister, a wonderful woman known only by her first name in Colombia, Consuelo. Oh the terrorists hated these kids, but they couldn't kill them, so they murdered Consuelo. And now her niece has had the courage to become the Culture Minister of Colombia and to support the Vianoto children. This is something we have to do. We have to help other countries. So when President Bush agreed to continue support of the plan Colombia Program we started and said that it should even be broader, I was grateful. We have to help our friends fight terror. And the more we help them to do it, the less we'll have to go there and do it ourselves.

Actually, I found this part to be damn funny:

wanted me to come and plead with the businesspeople to keep investing in Colombia. I said I will, if you'll bring the Vianotto children to sing and dance for me. I actually had them come and perform at the White House on my last Christmas there.