But as time went on, I wanted to heal this wound, because the world wasn't getting any better, and it sure didn't help that Ralph Nader and I weren't talking to each other. I stood at the back and watched him laugh all the way through the film. Afterwards, I went up and apologized to him for any pain I may have caused him. I offered to give some of the proceeds from my film to his Center. He didn't know what to say, but his look said it all.
Reconciliation is never a bad thing.
When he called last summer to ask for my help with his campaign, I felt it was a debt I needed to repay. But I had met Al Gore, and immediately liked him. So I wrote him a private letter asking him to explain why I should vote for him instead of Nader. He sent me back a four-page response. I decided I had to help Ralph.