say in public what I don't believe or won't say in private. The divide between the ideologies of Republicans and Democrats grows greater than ever this election. How did a Democrat like you work so closely in the hunger program with Bob Dole, a Republican? Working with Bob Dole, the two of us simply both decided to dedicate our time to trying to help the cause of hunger. Our respective parties didn't change that. We both care. We work hand in glove, and I still consider him one of my most important friends. You've received dozens of honors and awards over the years. What do you consider your greatest accomplishment? Well, I received the honor from President Bill Clinton -- they call it the "Medal of Freedom" -- and that is my greatest pride as far as awards. But outside that, my greatest achievement is working towards ending hunger. Awhile ago a respected historian out of Oxford University wrote that I have helped more hungry people than any other individual in history. And that is the best honor I can think of. What advice would you give to my generation, the youth of America? First, get as much education as you reasonably can. Go out and think about the impact of your life on the scope of the world. And don't just be someone who knocks everything and is critical. Whatever happens, try to see an opening for how you can help others, because you'll find the world really is