That's like asking, 'Is the light on in the refrigerator when the door is closed?' " Yet if that answer remains elusive, interviews with more than two dozen former and current administration officials offer a portrait of a woman wielding a many-faceted portfolio of power.
What's not awesome is that he still hasn't landed that ever-elusive interview with President Barack Obama.
Basquiat comes across in the interview as elusive and seductive in much the same way that the early Bob Dylan did, but without the defense of language.
In his first television interview, the elusive artist told BBC News why he wants to create a stir.
The elusive El Mayo gave an interview to the news magazine Proceso in 2010 in which he argued that his capture or death would make little different to drug trafficking in Mexico as there would always be others to take his place.
Known for not giving interviews, the elusive Beyoncé has opened up to GARAGE Magazine to talk about her love of art, on the occasion of her special-edition cover designed by Urs Fischer.
The special, ending a tradition that stretches back almost 30 years, was mostly a misty look at an era before "Access Hollywood," TMZ and celebrity Twitter pages, when movie stars were so distant and elusive that a pre-Oscar interview was considered "special".
Soon Wagner and his photographer are joined by a freelancer named Jacob Milne, who has also been filing for The Sunday Globe, and before long the two are competing for the use of Carson's telex, the attentions of Ruth and a possible interview with that elusive Kambawe president.
Mr. Cooper, the silver-haired CNN anchor, did not conduct an interview with the elusive actress; he held a conversation in which he seemed a little too eager to put himself on par with his guest as if the two of them belonged to an elite club of the concerned and caring.
After patience and persistence, the elusive Alec Monopoly granted me an interview.
Tonight, Charlie Gibson and a crew from ABC News will pack up and head to Alaska for his interview with the elusive and press-wary GOP vice-presidential candidate, Sarah Palin.
