I Was Totally Unknown In The Television

I've Been A Performer In The Public Eye For Many Years Now And It's Much Darker. It Feels So Worse Now. It Feels Heavy; It's Difficult To Deal With. The Hatred Is Unbelievable, But I Actually Feel A Lot More Compassion For The Journalists And People Who Aren't Used To That. At Least On Some Level, It's Been A Part Of My World For A Long Time, So I Can Handle It. I'm Not Going To Say That I'm Used To It, Because I'm Not. I Think It's Really Difficult For People Who Are Just Doing Journalism And Receiving Death Threats On A Very Consistent Basis.

I Know, It's Amazing To People That We Have A Political System, But We Do.

Sometimes You're Just Interviewing Someone And You're Thinking The Entire Time, How Can I Get Through This Really Quickly? Because I Know This Isn't Gonna Make It. This Person Is Either Too Long-winded Or Deathly Boring, Or They Don't Have The Point Of View That Supports What You're Trying To Do In The Piece. Or Often People Misrepresent Themselves On The Phone - What They're Willing To Say To You Then, They're Not Willing To Say In Person.

I Take My Citizenship Extremely Seriously. I Find Myself Drawn To The Constitution More And More With Each Passing Day Of Donald Trump's Presidency.

It's Fun To Be Surrounded By People That You Love.