The Truth Is The Super Bowl Long

There's Fierce Competition Between All The Networks To Get The Guest Who Can Bring The Most Pertinent Information About Whatever The Story Of The Moment Happens To Be.

A Police Reporter Walks Into The Worst Moment In Someone's Life On Every Single Story That He Covers. It's Not Like Being A Sports Reporter. That's A Great Job And All That And Takes Certain Skills. But, You Know, They're Glad To See You When You Show Up To Cover The Football Game. Nobody Is Ever Glad To See A Police Reporter When He Shows Up.

And As A Result, I Guess I'm Just Kind Of A Rubberneck. I'm Kind Of A - Someone Who Likes To See Things And Likes To See These Events And Talk To The People Who Make Them Happen. But I Don't Think Journalists Are As Important As The People They Cover.

American Politics Used To Be An Amateur Sport. But Somewhere Along The Way, We Handed Over To Professionals All The Things People Used To Do For Free.

I Had - All My Life, Everybody Who Knew Me Thought That I Would Probably Grow Up To Be A Reporter, A Newspaper Reporter Because We Didn't Have Much Television In Those Days.