Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Mike Huckabee emailed a select group of advisers Friday evening to explain that he couldn't say what his 2012 plans are because of a "sworn obligation" to reveal it first on Fox, adding that "once I pull the trigger...things will get even crazier." 
  
 One source said the email appeared to have gone to roughly 10 people. Yet while it sparked widespread intrigue among political watchers, several sources close to Huckabee still remained unconvinced he will run again for the presidency, citing his approach to making a decision. 
  
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 Others privately expressed concern that, if Huckabee does run, his approach so far has had an overly theatrical quality that hasn't screamed "presidential" and has been comparable to the way developer Donald Trump has gone about his potential candidacy. 
  
 By mid-afternoon Saturday, few Huckabee supporters were expressing optimism he was set to announce a run, with most speculating the "trigger" he referred to pulling meant another venture, like a politically focused non-profit, or that he was taking on a new role with Fox. 
  
 Even if he does announce he's running, many supporters made clear he'll have repair work to do with his inner ranks. Several sources said his media-hyping approach would only make the donors and operatives he's acknowledged he would need support from view him with suspicion. 
  
  
  
 Huckabee wrote in the email that he wanted to reach out to everyone individually in advance, but couldn't because "I committed to Fox that I will absolutely not release it prior to doing so on the channel, that became impractical," according to a copy of the email obtained by Time magazine and confirmed to POLITICO as authentic by adviser Ed Rollins after a reporter read it to him. 
  
 "A lot of information and speculation was already rampant in the press today, and it frankly isn't fair to you to tell you the details and then put you in the awkward position of saying you didn't know (which at that point wouldn't be true) or saying you did know, but couldn't reveal or discuss it," Huckabee wrote. 
  
 "It was this afternoon before I could even get word to all of my own children and even now, the executive producer of my show and the staff and crew of the show don't know and won't until I actually do the final preparation literally minutes before I share the decision live Saturday night," he wrote. "I will look forward to speaking with you soon and once I fulfill my sworn obligation to Fox, I will be free to discuss things that I can't now due to promises to them and to some possible legal considerations of the announcement." 
  
 He added,"Many friends have said, "how can we help you in the decision?" My answer has consistently been, "Pray that I have clarity." I have it and will share it Saturday night during the show. Please be patient if I don't respond immediately to an email because I expect that once I pull the trigger Saturday night, things will get even crazier, as if that's possible." 
  
 Speculation among reporters and political watchers that Huckabee was not going to run almost immediately started to tilt the other way once the email's contents were reported. 
  
 But Rollins, who had said on Friday he believed Huckabee's lack of advance warning indicated a no-go by Huckabee, said simply, "I don't know what's going on here." 
  
 His comments mirrored other advisers who received the email, and who remained skeptical that it means he's in for 2012. ||||| Tomorrow night (Saturday) I will announce the next step in my plans for 2012 during my show on the Fox News Channel. I would like to be able to call you or email you personally and in advance of the announcement, but due to the fact that the decision was not finalized until today and that I committed to Fox that I will absolutely not release it prior to doing so on the channel, that became impractical. 
  
 A lot of information and speculation was already rampant in the press today, and it frankly isn’t fair to you to tell you the details and then put you in the awkward position of saying you didn’t know (which at that point wouldn’t be true) or saying you did know, but couldn’t reveal or discuss it. 
  
 It was this afternoon before I could even get word to all of my own children and even now, the executive producer of my show and the staff and crew of the show don’t know and won’t until I actually do the final preparation literally minutes before I share the decision live Saturday night. 
  
 I will look forward to speaking with you soon and once I fulfill my sworn obligation to Fox, I will be free to discuss things that I can’t now due to promises to them and to some possible legal considerations of the announcement. 
  
 Many friends have said, “how can we help you in the decision?” My answer has consistently been, “Pray that I have clarity.” I have it and will share it Saturday night during the show. Please be patient if I don’t respond immediately to an email because I expect that once I pull the trigger Saturday night, things will get even crazier, as if that’s possible. 
  
 My heartfelt thanks for your friendship, prayers, and support, 
  
 Mike Huckabee |||||
Student:
Mike Huckabee plans to make a big announcement tonight—and many people believed his 2012 decision would be "no go." But an email sent to his inner circle last night has many rethinking their bets. Time has posted the five-paragraph email in its entirety, and it's the last sentence of the last paragraph that's getting the most buzz: He writes, "Please be patient if I don't respond immediately to an email because I expect that once I pull the trigger Saturday night, things will get even crazier, as if that's possible." Politico talked to a source who said the email went to about 10 people. In it, Huckabee wrote that he had wanted to reach out in a more personal way to each of them, but "I committed to Fox that I will absolutely not release it prior to doing so on the channel" and "once I fulfill my sworn obligation to Fox, I will be free to discuss things that I can't now due to promises to them and to some possible legal considerations of the announcement." Politico notes that as soon as the email's contents were revealed, speculation immediately began to shift toward "he's running." One adviser to Huckabee who received the email isn't so sure: "Mike is savvy," he said, but "I don't know what to tell you." Click to read the entire email.