Gore is really handicapped by this and it makes it more difficult for him to put his best foot forward.

Maybe I'm alone in this view. But I'd think that Gore, if he were to lose, might have a hard time capturing the nomination because he failed to win at a time of great prosperity and having a president with a 55% approval rating despite 'Clinton fatigue' and all that. Many might argue that the problems were based on the candidate and not on the issues.

What they are doing is putting their best foot forward and trying to convince the SEC that some of the potential allegations don't hold water,

We worked hard, we put our best foot forward, and we'll move on.

The best advice he gave me was to carry on. It would have been difficult to set foot back inside a TV studio if I hadn't carried on - I don't know if I would have ever gone back in.

[In May 2003, many Muslims] saw a worldwide threat to Islam and [bin Laden] represented opposition to the West and the United States, ... Tempers have since cooled.