I think President Clinton, when he told you that, spoke a very powerful truth.

It has to. Because we're -- I coach my 12-year-old's basketball team. OK? When the other team is on a run -- they're really moving, they're scoring -- you call time-out. Just cool them off, stop for just a second.

It's certainly a good poll for Obama.

It's better to be two points ahead than two points behind, but truth is, it's all within the margin of error.

He's promised that his message is, I'm going to be a uniter. And, so, now he's in a position where he says he's going to attack.

Barack's folks may be gloating just a little bit, but they are right to.

My guess is that Hillary's folks are taking this real seriously.

He's got to win. I think that -- that Hillary and Barack, unless something odd happens, no matter what, they are going to fight it out in New Hampshire.

If the Giuliani message is, we -- we, Republicans, have to stomach somebody who's pro-choice, pro-gay rights and pro-gun control in order to stop Hillary, because we don't want a president who is -- well, wait a minute, pro-choice, pro-gay…

For Edwards, it's Iowa or bust. I mean, he's lived there long enough to change his voter registration to Iowa or even to build...

I think he's too ethereal. He's too cerebral.

John Kerry was I think sort of the last of a breed who said don't ask me about my religion, it won't affect my vote, which sort of echoed JFK from 1960, but the world has changed.