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"I became an issue unwittingly and unwillingly during the campaign." He was the center of controversy in the Presidential race. Chicago activist Williams Ayers breaks his silence in an exclusive interview with Chris Cuomo on today's "Good Morning America." In this exclusive interview, he talked about serving on a board with Barack Obama. He said that guilt by association should not be any part of our politics. Click here to hear the interview.

Two Democratic officials say Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is among the candidates President-elect Barack Obama is considering for secretary of state. The New York senator, who campaigned hard against Obama for the Democratic nomination, was rumored to be a contender for the job last week, but the talk died down as party activists questioned whether she was best-suited to be the nation's top diplomat. But today, CNN reported that Barack Obama has requested a meeting with Clinton. ABC Reporter Jake Tapper reports that despite the way they criticized each other's foreign policy during the campaign, she is now the frontrunner.








