The Press . . . Traditionally Sides

I'd Rather Work With Someone Who's Good At Their Job But Doesn't Like Me, Than Someone Who Likes Me But Is A Ninny.

Some Days The Competition Would Beat Me And I'd Go Home Thinking Awful Thoughts, Want To Hide Under The Bed, Depressed. But Of Course, In The News Business, When You're Working A Daily News Broadcast, You Get Your Victories And Defeats Every Day.

I Saw A Large, Red Dried Swath That I Immediately Identified Clearly As Blood. I Covered The War In Vietnam. I Saw A Lot Of It [blood] There.

News Conferences Are The Only Chance The American Public Has To See Ronald Reagan Use His Mind.

The Press . . . Traditionally Sides With Authority And The Establishment.