We'll probably find more deaths. I don't think we've seen the end of it.

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After a year or two, the number of business jets (with broadband Internet) will far outstrip the number of commercial airlines.

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When you have a new law like that put into effect, the public focuses on the issue, maybe drivers and people think a little more about their drinking habits.

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If we look back a generation ago, we were running 250, 280 alcohol-related fatalities a year. So, we made enormous progress and we're saving lives and reducing serious injuries because of it.

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We don't have a choice. That's the way it is.

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Plus, the response from Sept. 11 was a lot different. You had (government officials) out there with a sense of control and authority, despite what we saw in 'Fahrenheit 9-11.' Here, the complete lack of authority immediately becomes the type of stuff that comedians are great at doing.

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It's an air mass that is just laden with moisture, and it doesn't take a whole lot to squeeze more water out.

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The most logical explanation is that the scale of what we were actually able to observe on TV on Sept. 11 - planes crashing into buildings, buildings collapsing - were so visceral and immediate.

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We thought it probably would be a glance for us, but as it turned out it was even lighter. It stayed offshore, to our benefit.

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