NATALIE ALLEN, CNN ANCHOR: For the very latest on Cheney's condition, CNN medical correspondent Eileen O'Connor joins us from outside George Washington University hospital. Hi there, Eileen.</s>EILEEN O'CONNOR, CNN MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: Hi there, Natalie. Well, doctors are saying that if Secretary Cheney does as well as he has been doing -- as perfectly, they say, as he's been doing -- he will be released as early as tomorrow morning. And they say that -- Doctor Jonathan Reiner, the man who performed the angioplasty -- it's a procedure that was designed to open up an artery in Secretary Cheney's heart, one that they found was blocked after he came to the hospital. He suffered mild heart attack yesterday. They opened up that artery and put a stent, a kind of scaffolding inside to keep it open. They say that he will have no limitations, that he should be able to get back to work as quickly as possible, and they say back to work at whatever job he has. And, by the way, you know, Secretary Cheney himself and his family, they have also issued a statement saying that they thank the American people for their well-wishes and their thoughts and prayers. And they also wanted to thank and say happy Thanksgiving to every -- to the American people -- Natalie.</s>ALLEN: All right. Well, thank you very much, Eileen. Glad he's doing well. Hope he has a nice turkey dinner. Apparently he has just got to skip the gravy, but other than that...</s>STEPHEN FRAZIER, CNN ANCHOR: Yes, they asked him to take off a little bit of weight. But we do hope he enjoys the holiday.
Dick Cheney May Leave Hospital as Early as Tomorrow