Oh, sure, I think she can win. I think she's going to have to work very hard.

But I think the people in the country see this as good, because you can work together and find out what you agree on.

There's a lot of unhappiness in this country. And for that reason, the numbers are just coming together.

I think the goal was to blame Islam for 9/11 -- and I think that is wrong. I don't think that was the cause. Al Qaeda did it.

My goal is to make the connection for people to understand what's going on and why al Qaeda has become so militant and hateful toward us.

I think this goal was to blame Islam for 9/11 and I think that is wrong. I don't think that was the cause. Al Qaeda did it.

I worry about it because I'm afraid it stirs up hatred. And that's why I worry about it.

Once again, the point I'm making is not to blame Islam for 9/11. You have to blame only al Qaeda.

The crucial question is our foreign policy, that's what I want people to think of.

I think the lines are being drawn improperly. Al Qaeda was responsible. Several hundred al Qaeda existed at that time and maybe there are still several hundred more. But that doesn't mean the whole Muslim religion should be indicted.

Everybody who's opposing it doesn't even understand the foreign policy or why we're in Iraq and Afghanistan. They don't have this understanding.

I don't care whether it's built or not built. Everybody says it's private property, they should be able to do what they want to do.