It's a combined debacle between how quickly we can find who put anthrax in the mail and how quickly we can find the people who think it's fun.

I want to emphasize as strongly as I can: Anyone who was working in that back postal area during the last 11 days, you must, today, immediately come here to D.C. General [Hospital] to receive prophylactic medication and to be evaluated.

We have not put this many people on this number of concentrated antibiotics, if ever, in certainly a long period of time. This amounts to a large clinical trial.

It didn't cost anything to e-mail it. I'm not sure exactly, but it normally takes only an hour or two for us to write something of that length. … Most of that information came from the speech, which was already developed.

I appreciate the forwarding function. It lets me have all the benefits of an added e-mail address without any of the frustration of checking separate e-mails.

Read your mail. Read your mail. Read your mail,