I Remember When I Interviewed At Msnbc,

One Of The Most Important Skills At [reporting] Is Not So Much What Comes Out Of Your Mouth But What You Hear. To Listen. When You Interview People, It's Very Important To Understand The Nuances Of What They're Saying And To Understand When They Have Actually Made News-when They've Told You Something That They Haven't Told Anybody Else.

I Don't Expect Us To Cover All The Issues Of This Campaign [2016] Tonight, But I Remind Everyone, There Are Two More Presidential Debates Scheduled. We Are Going To Focus On Many Of The Issues That Voters Tell Us Are Most Important, And We're Going To Press For Specifics.

Anybody Who Was In The Military Or A Military Family Has A Certain Sensitivity To The Separation. Everyone Knows Military Wives Have The Hardest Jobs. I Was Born Into One. When I Think Back To Those Days, I Didn't Appreciate It Then.

You Look At The Middle East, It's A Total Mess.

At The End Of The Day, I'm Reading The News. I'm Not Digging Ditches. I'm Not Fighting Fires. It's A Long Day, And It's A Lot Of Responsibility, And It Can Be A Little Bewildering Sometimes With The Schedule. But, You Know, It's A Job, And They Pay Me Well To Do A Job.