NEW YORK - Former U.S. presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton will face each other in a no-holds-barred debate in New York early next year, the New York Post reports.
The former presidents will square off at Radio City Music Hall in February as part of a series pitting liberal and conservative thinkers called "Minds That Move The World."
Clinton and Bush, both of whom served two terms in office will engage in an "uncensored, unedited and unpredictable" debate about current events on Feb. 25 at 8 p.m., MSG Entertainment said.
The debate "will be formatted to allow for President Clinton and President Bush to each present their thoughts on a wide range of important current events and national issues through a moderated question and answer period during which the moderator can elicit information and insights into particularly pertinent topics of the day," according to a press release.
The moderator has not yet been announced.
The former presidents will square off at Radio City Music Hall in February as part of a series pitting liberal and conservative thinkers called "Minds That Move The World."
Clinton and Bush, both of whom served two terms in office will engage in an "uncensored, unedited and unpredictable" debate about current events on Feb. 25 at 8 p.m., MSG Entertainment said.
The debate "will be formatted to allow for President Clinton and President Bush to each present their thoughts on a wide range of important current events and national issues through a moderated question and answer period during which the moderator can elicit information and insights into particularly pertinent topics of the day," according to a press release.
The moderator has not yet been announced.
