I think it has a credibility problem, but that goes to the issue of governance.

I see no evidence that Karl Rove has committed a crime. But he certainly was involved in the effort to discredit Mrs. Wilson.

It appears, Heidi, that the White House is going to accelerate the naming of a Supreme Court, or the nomination of a Supreme Court justice.

I think if you have information there's been wrong doing or skullduggery or criminal activity in the government rather than going to the press it's best to take it to the Justice Department and the authorities. I do not think deep throat…

If the election were held today, if there were a national election held today, I don't think there's any doubt Hillary would lose, and lose big-time.

She's a much, much better politician today than she was half a dozen years ago. And I think that makes her a more formidable candidate.

If George W. Bush has a bad second term, and he, and, you know, he's off to an uneven start, better start in Iraq than what anybody thought, but very uneven on the domestic side, especially Social Security and these budget deficits.

In Mr. Bush's case, his administration has already shown ominous signs of groupthink in its handling of Iraq and the nation's finances. By closing down dissent and centralizing power in a few hands, he is acting as if he truly believes…

I think his reputation as a human being is still enormous, is luminous.

I think he's going to have a legacy of the highest-ranking black in American history in public life, one who made an enormous contribution to the country through his military service, through his service to several presidents.

I think the president clearly now feels confident enough of his own judgments that he's putting his own people in place.

I think the other thing is, there are clear indications tonight that this is a major victory for Dick Cheney.