I just wanted to give my daily two-cents worth. When things started to escalate with Tiger and his family recently after the car crash, Tiger asked for privacy, peace and quiet, and just to be left alone to deal with his problems in his own manner. I mean that’s how Tiger does things, he’s a secretive guy with a quiet life, quiet yet effective training strategy, yet when something happens we as a society have to start jumping in and all inserting our own selves into other peoples’ lives.

Tiger-or any other celebrety for that matter, has the simple human right to privacy. Tiger’s issues are for Tiger to sort out. Plus what’s happened to him in the past few weeks happens to a lot of people around the nation. A lotta people get into minor car wrecks..a lotta people have small family issues.

People claim it’s unjustifiable how he runs his life, but then again isn’t that kind of hypocritical-because demanding him, investigating him on personal matters is just as unjustifiable.  In a matter of short weeks Tiger will be back on the course devastating Par-5’s and playing like he always does. I’m calling it.

And just to let you guys know, his life style isn’t the greatest, sure he’s messed up a few times in his life. But we all do. It’s natural human nature to err, and although his luster might be dimmed, he still lays claim to the worlds best golfer, one of the most highle paid atheletes, and his life isn’t about to end. He can fix this situation and return to golf and maybe his family. A lot of professional atheletes have before, like Kobe Bryant and his rape ordeal, like Todd Bertuzzi and how he intentionally almost killed another player, like almost every good athelete in every sport.

Bill Clinton was recently recognized in Kosovo with an 11 foot tall bronze statue. The statue was inaugurated at Bill Clinton Boulevard – another little gift to go along with his new statue.

Many of them regard Mr Clinton as a hero for launching Nato’s air bombing campaign to drive Yugoslavia’s troops out of the Serbian province in 1999. I view him as a shallow man, but then again we each have our own opinions.

Clinton wasn’t all such a bad president, he did have the longest period of peace-time economic expansion in American history, which included a balanced budget and a reported federal surplus. Unlike his latter counterpart, he didn’t drop more then Bush did in the first few hundred days as president.

But enough has been said, and Clinton’s actions are in the history books, but I think he deserves this statue, because I’ll never see it. I’ll never hear about it again, there probably won’t be any major (if any at all) political ramifications and hey, if I could be as free has him and still get an 11 foot bronze statue, I’d take it.

About 10 minutes later, Wolf attempts to ask Falcon again: