wrong. the scripted stage-managed apology was enough. that, at least, is what barbara walters told me. >> i have said publicly that i don't think tiger woods should do an interview. because i think that he made his statement. i think he did his apology. i think he has to get his life back and get his wife back. and to sit down with a journalist like myself or like you, what about the first one, what about the third one. >> that's true, and yet tiger was sitting on a pressure cooker. much of the public was not going to accept his return to golf unless he stopped stiffing the press. ari fleischer undoubtedly gave him that advice when the former white house spokesman signed on as an adviser. so tiger tried to lower the temperature a bit by granting interviews not to some big-name anchor but to reporters for the golf channel and espn. and while woods stone walled about what happened during his thanksgiving night crash when he was either pursued or rescued by his wife, he did answer most of the questions about his serial