I Think He [president Clinton]

Once You Experience Third World Poverty, You're Really Changed Forever, If You're At All Open To It, Because We're All United In Our Common Humanity. And We Are So Made As To Feel Something For People Who Are In Pain. It's Not Possible To Be Human And To Be Unaffected By What You See In The Third World.

I Think Service To Others Is The Real Key To Winning Our Own Personal Freedom And The Road To Our Own Happiness, Our Own Personal Contentment And Fulfillment.

It Doesn't Really Matter How Much Of The Rules Or The Dogma We Accepted And Lived By If We're Not Really Living By The Fundamental Creed Of The Catholic Church, Which Is Service To Others And Finding God In Ourselves And Then Seeing God In Everyone - Including Our Enemies.

Money's Only Something You Need In Case You Don't Die Tomorrow.

I Was The Last One To Join The Cast Of The West Wing And When I Started It Was Just A Peripheral Character - The Focus Was To Be On The Staff, Not The First Family. When I Did The Pilot, My Contract Was For Just Three Years And It Was Confined To Maybe Three Or Four Episodes Every Season. The Only Restraint I Had Was That I Could Not Play Another President While The Show Was On The Air. So, I Kind Of Backed Into One Of The Great Events Of My Life And Certainly My Career.