Bono was in Washington, DC this week to give the keynote address at an event hosted by the Global Social Enterprise Initiative (GSEI) at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business about social enterprise and the ability of social networks to effect change.
The U2 frontman talked about the need for lifetime dedication to social change, the fiscal cliff and the Presidential election. He also thanked former President George W. Bush for his work in fighting AIDS in Africa and while he was at it, he did a pretty good impersonation of President Bill Clinton. Listen and see what you think.
