I'm Anti-big Power. I Don't Know If

It's Easier To Fix Damage Than It Is To Create It.

My Number One Goal Was Not Getting 'a's' - And I Proved It. I Was A 'c' Student. You Have To Be Ready To Learn. If You're Not Interesting In Learning, It Doesn't Work. As I Grew Older And Wanted To Learn And Desperately Wanted Inside Information, Learning Was A Lot Easier.

I Don't Like Swearing On The Air. As A Matter Of Fact, I'm Not A Prude, But I Go To The Movies And Then Wonder - I Asked Myself The Same Question, And I Watch Hbo And Some Of The Comedy Stuff, And I'm Constantly Asking Myself, Why Have We Gone There? It Seems Like It's Unfortunate. It's So Cheap.

I Think Technology Has Changed America, Not Any One Organization. Technology Is Taking The Power Away From The Few. There'll Be A Lot More Choices, And Good People Who Are Doing Serious Stuff Will Survive And There'll Be A Lot More Voices, And That Is Very Healthy.

My Basic Approach To Interviewing Is To Ask The Basic Questions That Might Even Sound Naive, Or Not Intellectual. Sometimes When You Ask The Simple Questions Like 'who Are You?' Or 'what Do You Do?' You Learn The Most.