NATALIE ALLEN, CNN ANCHOR: This the final day for the Gore- Lieberman boat tour down the Mississippi River. Al Gore, Joe Lieberman and their wives are on the stage at the end of their 400 mile Mississippi riverboat tour. They are campaigning today in Quincy, Illinois. We are going to listen in for a few moments.</s>SEN. JOE LIEBERMAN (D-CT), VICE. PRES. CANDIDATE: ... realize again with new depth how much we have to be grateful for. My grandparents came to this country seeking freedom of religion and opportunity. My dad spent part of his childhood in an orphanage, because his mom died real early. And then he worked hard, first on a bakery truck, then he bought a little package store and ran it, worked very hard. I was the first in my family to go to college. My wife's family was in Europe and, as some of you may have heard when she spoke about this last week at the convention, was liberated from the concentration camps of the Holocaust by the greatest generation of American GIs. And can we ever thank them enough for what they did?</s>VICE PRES. AL GORE (D), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Thank you. Thank you very much, Joe. Thank you, Hadassah. Tipper and I have been enjoying this trip down the Mississippi with Joe and Hadassah Lieberman. What about it? Don't you think I've got a great running mate with a great wife?</s>ALLEN: The Democratic candidate Al Gore and Joe Lieberman talking issues today, they are riverside at the Mississippi River, just wrapping up their 400 mile Mississippi riverboat tour, drying to drum up votes along the Mississippi. And we brought you a campaign stop from George Bush a couple of hours ago. We'll continue to pop in on the candidates for a few more months now.
Gore-Lieberman Hold Rally in Quincy, Illinois