President Bush and Governor Schwarzenegger spoke to Republican supporters about the upcoming presidential election. They urged those present to support the President and spoke about the importance of voting in the upcoming election.

Senator Kerry spoke to reporters about the recently released video of Osama bin Laden. He reasserted his goal to capture or kill the terrorist.

President Bush spoke to reporters about the recently released video of Osama Bin Laden. He asserted his confidence that the U.S. will prevail in the War on Terror.

Mr. Badnarik talked about his race for president, his party's issues, and the states in which he is on the ballot. He responded to telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail from viewers.

Mr. Peroutka talked about his race for president, his party's issues, and the states in which he is on the ballot. He responded to telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail from viewers.

Mr. Brown talked by uplink from Jacksonville, Florida about his race for president, his party's issues, and the states in which he is on the ballot. He responded to telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail from viewers.

Mr. Cobb talked by uplink from New Haven, Connecticut about his race for president, his party's issues, and the states in which he is on the ballot. He responded to telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail from viewers.

Mr. Nader spoke to reporters about his presidential campaign, struggles to appear on ballots is several states, powers wielded by the two party system, foreign and domestic policy, and the future of third party movements. Following his remarks he answered questions from the reporters.

Senator Kerry spoke to supporters in Philadelphia about his presidential campaign, the Bush administration record on foreign and domestic policy, and voter turn out. He was introduced by Former President Clinton who had resumed public appearances following heart bypass surgery.

Mr. Nader spoke to supporters about his campaign for the Presidency. He criticized both major political parties for their relationship to monied special-interest groups. Mr. Nader described his policies on a number of domestic and foreign policy issues and drew distinctions between himself, Senator Kerry, and President Bush.