It Is A Seldom Proffered Argument As

Dan Rather And I Just Aren't Especially Chummy.

Terrible, It Was Terrible. Even Today And It's Been Several Months Now You Just Bring It Up And I Tear Up A Little Bit, Terribly. You Know When You're That Close That Long And Got Along As Well As We Did, We Seldom Had Any Serious Arguments. We Might Have - Might Discuss Which Movie We Wanted To See And What Play We Wanted To Go To, Where We Ought To Go For A Vacation But That Usually Didn't Last Very Long Because We Were Much Of The Same Mind All The Time.

I Think That Being Liberal, In The True Sense, Is Being Nondoctrinaire, Nondogmatic, Noncomitted To A Cause But Examining Each Case On Its Merits. Being Left Of Center Is Another Thing; It's A Political Position. I Think Most Newspapermen By Definition Have To Be Liberal; If They're Not Liberal, By My Definition Of It, Then They Can Hardly Be Good Newspapermen.

It Seems To Me That Instead Of Cutting Taxes, We Ought To Be Increasing The Taxes To Pay Off The Deficit, Rather Than Let That Thing Build Up To The Point Where Our Grandchildren's Grandchildren Are Going To Be Paying For Our Period Of Time And Our Years At The Helm.

The Great Sadness Of My Life Is That I Never Achieved The Hour Newscast, Which Would Not Have Been Twice As Good As The Half-hour Newscast, But Many Times As Good.