The Battle For The Airwaves

We're An Ignorant Nation Right Now. We're Not Really Capable, I Do Not Think, The Majority Of Our People, Of Making The Decisions That Have To Be Made At Election Time And Particularly In The Selection Of Their Legislatures And Their Congress And The Presidency, Of Course. I Don't Think We're Bright Enough To Do The Job That Would Preserve Our Democracy, Our Republic. I Think We're In Serious Danger.

Would It Be Better To Have A President Who Cries Easily? Well, That Depends On What He Cried About. I Would Not Like The Thought Of A President Who Could Not Cry. That Would Be Worse Than One Who Cried Over The Right Things. Which, In This Case, Would Be The Things I Would Cry Over.

Everybody Knows That There's A Liberal, That There's A Heavy Liberal Persuasion Among Correspondents.

Television [is] A High-impact Medium. It Does Some Things No Other Force Can Do-transmitting Electronic Pictures Through The Air. Still, As An Explored, Comprehensive Medium, It Is Not A Substitute For Print.

Leaving San Francisco Is Like Saying Goodbye To An Old Sweetheart. You Want To Linger As Long As Possible.