DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Meanwhile, we want to go live to Washington, D.C. This is Vice President Al Gore, haven't seen him since his concession speech. He is speaking at the swearing in of the Congressional Black Caucus, members of Congress who belong to this organization, swearing in to this organization, ahead of when they are sworn in to Congress. Let's go ahead and listen to the vice president.</s>VICE PRES. AL GORE: ... But I had the honor to serve with him for 16 years in the Congress. I moved over to the Senate for half of those years. But he came to the House of Representatives just one term after I did, and he quickly established himself as a tremendous national leader in the fields of budget policy, national security, intelligence gathering. And of course, he was a great leader for the right of self-determination and full representation here in the District of Columbia. And that is not far off either; that is part of our unfinished agenda.</s>KAGAN: We have been listening to Vice President Al Gore. He is speaking this morning at the Library of Congress. This is a swearing in of the Congressional Black Caucus, members of Congress who also belong to this organization. Later today, they will be sworn in as members of the 107th Congress. You will see parts of that live here on CNN.
Gore Speaks at Swearing in of Congressional Black Caucus