BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: All throughout the morning we have been talking about this matter surrounding Democratic donations. The vice president, Al Gore, on the campaign stump in New Hampshire. Now set to address things there. We will listen now and see, as we expect, reaction to the reports that we have been giving throughout the morning here.</s>VICE PRES. AL GORE (D), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I said last night, when I arrived late to a wonderful crowd that had been patient and gave me an overwhelming warm greeting, last night, that in a way it was good to be home. I've spent so much time here that -- and I've made so many close friends here. I really appreciated the way all of you made it feel like home when I returned here, last night. And let me say, I'm very pleased to be at Parkside Middle School. I want to thank Principal Michael Rooney for the excellent leadership here at the school. And I want to thank Mayor Bob Baines, a former principal and teacher, for bringing the priority of education right to the top of the list in Manchester. And I want to thank Governor Shaheen, a former teacher, for making education the number one priority in New Hampshire. And we appreciate your leadership, Governor.</s>HEMMER: Vice President Al Gore on the stump this morning in Manchester, New Hampshire. Again, the topic is education for the vice president.
Gore Delivers Education Speech in Manchester, New Hampshire