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Gore Dodges Question about Making '08 Announcement on Oscar Night

February 09, 2007 7:40 AM

ABC News' David Chalian Reports: "Outside America he is perceived as a prophet," Sir Richard Branson said of former Vice President Gore on Friday's edition of CBS' "Early Show."

When asked if he could better create change on the issue of global warming from inside the White House, Gore reminded Harry Smith that he "worked in the White House for 8 years" and learned that what is needed more than anything else to move the issue forward is to change public opinion and that is what his current campaign is all about.

Gore also never directly answered Smith's question about whether or not he intends to announce a presidential campaign at the Oscars.

"Well, I," said Gore, "no, I'm not announcing anything today other than the fact that I admire Sir Richard Branson's decision to put this prize up."

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