You Never Know What Doors Are Going

Race Has Been A Big Issue In This [presidency] Campaign [2016].

One Of The Most Important Skills At [reporting] Is Not So Much What Comes Out Of Your Mouth But What You Hear. To Listen. When You Interview People, It's Very Important To Understand The Nuances Of What They're Saying And To Understand When They Have Actually Made News-when They've Told You Something That They Haven't Told Anybody Else.

You Look At The Middle East, You Started The Iran Deal, That's Another Beauty Where You Have A Country That Was Ready To Fall, I Mean, They Were Doing So Badly. They Were Choking On The Sanctions. And Now They're Going To Be Actually Probably A Major Power At Some Point Pretty Soon, The Way They're Going.

As Americans We Rightfully Place Tremendous Value On Having A Free And Independent Press. Our Role As Journalists Is To Give Voice To The Voiceless, And Hold Our Leaders And Institutions Accountable. But The Circle Is Only Completed When That Information Is Consumed By A Free Thinking And Engaged Audience.

You Never Know What Doors Are Going To Open Up And Why They Are Going To Open Up. You've Got To Be Ready To Walk Through Them.