As I Went To College, I Went

It Wasn't Until The Late '70s That A Lot Of People Knew Me.

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

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.

And On Election Night I'd Go Down To City Hall In El Paso, Texas And Cover The Election. In Those Days, Of Course, We Didn't Have Exit Polls. You Didn't Know Who Had Won The Election Until They Actually Counted The Votes. I Thought That Was Exciting Too.

So When I Cover The President, I Try To Remember Two Things: First, If You Don't Ask, You Don't Find Out; And Second, The Questions Don't Do The Damage. Only The Answers Do.