People were very upset. They all felt close to Scooter personally, but I think by [Monday] afternoon, they were going about their jobs, doing what they had to do.

[On a personal level, the indictment was hard on Cheney's office.] People were very upset, ... They all felt close to Scooter personally, but I think by [Monday] afternoon, they were going about their jobs, doing what they had to do.

People don't see the war going well. And the president's got to keep going out virtually every day, talking about it and putting it in context. Personnel changes won't affect that. He's got to do that himself.

No one's accusing [Cheney] of doing anything wrong. Who knows how long it will be before a trial takes place. Meantime, people will be fair-minded.

I haven't noticed, for the most part, anything unusual going on.

I don't think anybody's leaving.