DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: As we have mentioned throughout the morning, Vice President Al Gore has a campaign event today in Kissimmee, Florida. Any minute he is expected to speak. Right now, if we take a live picture, we can see that his wife, Tipper Gore, is introducing him, and actually -- what do you know, there's the vice president. Let's go ahead and listen in.</s>VICE PRES. AL GORE (D), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: And it's great to be in Kissimmee!</s>AUDIENCE: Yes.</s>GORE: But I came here to talk about a really important issue in this campaign, because this campaign is about something more. It's about the steps that we can take to strengthen our families and build stronger ties across the generations. I see in America where it's not so hard to be a strong family, where parents have more time to spend with their children and more help protecting them from the cultural pollution that too often clouds family life in our country. I see a future where you don't have to struggle so hard to put money aside for your kids college tuition or your children's medical checkups.</s>AUDIENCE: We want Gore. We want Gore. We want Gore.</s>GORE: Gracias, thank you. Save some of that energy for six days from now and get out all the vote.</s>KAGAN: We've been listening to Vice President Al Gore, as he addresses a rally in Kissimmee, Florida. The vice president stressing themes of a strong economy, prosperity and the future of Social Security. Also ahead, we will be hearing from Ralph Nader at 2:20 p.m. Eastern, and George W. Bush at 2:40 p.m. Eastern. One more note about Al Gore being in Florida, 25 Electoral votes up for grab, the largest state in terms of swing states still not being claimed in the presidential election less than six days away.
Gore Delivers Social Security Speech in Kissimmee, Florida