When A Big Event Happens, People Turn

I Think The Notion Of Traditional Anchor Is Fading Away - The All-knowing, All-seeing Person Who Speaks From On High. I Don't Think The Audience Really Buys That Anymore. As A Viewer, I Know I Don't Buy It.

I've Always Believed That Who A Reporter Votes For, What Religion They Are, Who They Love, Should Not Be Something They Have To Discuss Publicly.

The World Reacts Very Strangely To People They See On Tv, And I Can Begin To Understand How Anchor Monsters Are Made. If You're Not Careful, You Can Become Used To Being Treated As Though You're Special And Begin To Expect It. For A Reporter, That's The Kiss Of Death.

Going Gray Is Like Ejaculating: You Know It Can Happen Prematurely, But When It Does It Comes As A Total Shock.

I Tend To Relate More To People On Television Who Are Just Themselves, For Good Or For Bad, Than I Do To Someone Who I Believe Is Putting On Some Sort Of Persona. The Anchorman On 'the Simpsons' Is A Reasonable Facsimile Of Some Anchors Who Have That Problem.