I'm Sort Of The Comic

When I Broke In, In 1957, It Was Wide Open. Now You're Up Against Strong Competition.

I've Had Bad Days And Good Days In My Life, But I've Never Had A Day When I Didn't Enjoy That Red Light Going On. Whether On The Radio, Or On Television, There's Still A Little Bump Every Time It Goes On. And If You Can Spend A Life, If You Can Get Paid Well For Doing Something You Absolutely Love, Well You Can't Beat That.

There Is Nothing In Your Destiny, Nothing In Your Future That You Cannot Accomplish.

The Names Are Bigger, The Show Is Worldwide, But I Get A Royal Pass Into Life In The Broadcasting Business.

If You Have Talent, I Believe That Talent Will Win Out. In Other Words, If You're A Good Broadcaster, If You're A Funny Comic, You'll Be Heard. If You Know How To Do A Broadcast, If You're A Good Newsman, If You Can See An Event And Describe It, You're Going To Be Heard And You're Going To Be Seen. So There's Always Room. Now With Cable And Satellite And Internet, It's Endless. You Could Blog, You Could Be Your Own Talent.