You're basically putting it out through a corporation regardless . . . How you get it out is really immaterial.

Basically, I see things the same way as he does, but we see the aftermath of Katrina putting a bigger dent in the economy for a longer period of time than he does,

The need of the immaterial is the most deeply rooted of all needs. One must have bread; but before bread, one must have the ideal.

The president probably would not like what is in it. But that's really immaterial. We didn't like what he did, so if he doesn't like what we say, that's his problem, ... Face The Nation.

You have the soul of a corporation," a teacher once told him. It was meant as an insult, but he took it as a compliment. Corporations have great power and do fine things in this world when they choose to.

We're not consistent enough at putting the puck on the net and when you miss the net, it's basically a turnover.