Published in an article by John Bogert in the Torrance, California Daily Breeze (January 19, 2003). | According to Thomas this was supposed to be off the record. The reporter (assumedly Bogert) asked for her autograph after she spoke at the event. As she signed his copy of her book, he said to her, "You look sad?" She responded by saying "Well I am. I'm covering the worst president..." | Interview by Adam Holdorf for Real Change News (March 18, 2004).
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