evidence: CARTER: The editor of the Atlanta Constitution. [...] It's a 01:34:00nice insult, but it's an insult. So I'm sitting there and they had arrested the care worker in southern Sudan and had her under house arrest and she couldn't get out and do her job and all this stuff was sitting there and the ceasefire was supposed to be going on and they weren't supposed to be arresting people and I'm sitting there with my finger in the President's tie like this on the sofa and dad comes on CNN at the same time, which is over in the corner, and I said there's my father. He's the one that told me this last night. Well the President already had a transcript of what dad said the night before so he knew what was coming and before I would ever get to see him he would already have the answer to what I wanted every time. So it worked out well. And then I did spend about six months total in Sudan and then I spent about six months in Liberia putting on the first free and fair election they had when Charles Taylor won. [...] CARTER: Well thank you very much. Thank you. It's been my honor.