LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: Let's go to Capitol Kill. Kate Snow is standing by there. She's got some news for us this morning on Gary Condit. What's going on, Kate?</s>KATE SNOW, CNN CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Leon, I have talked to two sources who are close to Gary Condit. These are folks who are aides here on Capitol Hill and work very closely with the congressman. And I am told by both of them that Congressman Condit is not discussing his political future, in terms of whether or not he will seek reelection in 2002, with his colleagues here on Capitol Hill, in the House of Representatives. I am told very clearly that Mr. Condit has told these two sources, he's not talking with other House members about whether or not to run. It's just not coming up. Those conversations, I am told, are simply not happening. Said one source, there's no buzz, that buzz would have started, and it's not there. A source in Condit's office also says that dozens of members have come up to Gary Condit as he's been walking around Capitol Hill, through the halls of Congress over the last two days, and those folks have come up with well wishing remarks. I am told by this source that they've said things like: This too shall pass, and, keep your chin up, to Gary Condit. Again, dozens of members, I am told by this source, have said things like that, very positive things. But, no one has been asking him directly about his political career. And one last thing, Leon, I am told that Mr. Condit's been very busy over the last couple of days, attending to regular business here on Capitol Hill. Yesterday, he spent about four hours at a briefing for the House Intelligence Committee. Leon.</s>HARRIS: All right. Well, thank you for that briefing. Kate Snow on Capitol Hill, thank you.
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