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The following is atimeline of thepresidency of Bill Clinton, from January 1, 2000 to January 20, 2001.

• January 27 – President Clinton delivered his finalState of the Union Address before ajoint session of Congress.^[1]
• January 29 – President Clinton delivered remarks to theWorld Economic Forum inDavos,Switzerland.^[2]

• September 26 - President Clinton delivered remarks in Georgetown University law school. Clinton talked about the role of government, the spreading of democracy, voting irregularities in Serbia, trade with China, and the inter connectivity of different countries.^[3]

• November 7 – The2000 United States presidential election took place. Florida quickly became the deciding factor in the election, although networks were unable to project a winner in the state (and therefore in the election) anda recount was triggered.^[4]: 16
• November 7 – TheRepublican Party won 221 seats toDemocrats' 214 in theUnited States House of Representatives; however, Republicans lost 4 seats in theUnited States Senate for a 50-50 split, and Democrats thereby took Senate control briefly, sinceAl Gore was stillVice President from January 3 until theinauguration ofDick Cheney on January 20.^[5]

• December 13 – TheRepublican Party presidential nomineeGeorge W. Bush becamePresident-elect following theU.S. Supreme Court decision inBush v. Gore.^[6]
• December 19 – President Clinton met with President-elect George W. Bush in the Oval Office to discuss thetransition of power between thepresidents.^[7][8]

• January 3 – The107th United States Congress convened with the Republican Party having a 221-seat majority in the House of Representatives,^[9] while the Democratic Party briefly controlled theSenate until January 20.^[10]
• January 3 – First LadyHillary Clinton was sworn in as aUnited States Senator from New York.^[11]
• January 6 – In ajoint session of the United States Congress, the results for theelectoral college were counted. In his role asPresident of the Senate, Vice PresidentAl Gore read the results and declared President-electGeorge W. Bush the winner of the 2000 presidential election.^[12][13]
• January 18 – President Clinton delivered his farewell address in theOval Office.^[14]
• January 20 – President Clinton receives and greets President-electGeorge W. Bush, who arrived at the White House, for the formal transition of power in theUnited States. He is accompanied by First LadyHillary Clinton.
• January 20 – Vice PresidentAl Gore receives and greets Vice President-electDick Cheney, who arrived at the White House. During the ceremony, he is accompanied by the second ladyTipper Gore.
• January 20 – President Clinton completed his two terms in office and left the White House for the final time as Commander-in-chief.^[15]
• January 20 –George W. Bush wasinaugurated as the 43rd president of the United States, at noon EST.
• January 20 – After the inauguration, Clinton, now the former president, returns toChappaqua to begin his post-presidency.^[15]

• Miller Center Clinton Presidential Timeline

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