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I Read The Book [my Life By Bill Clinton] Completely. And I Think It Compares Very Favorably With Ulysses S. Grant's Gold Standard Of Presidential Autobiographies.

One Of The Most Important Roles Of Our Journalists Is To Be Watchdogs.

There Was A Time In South Africa That People Would Put Flaming Tires Around Peoples' Necks If They Dis-sented. And In Some Ways The Fear Is That You Will Be Necklaced Here, You Will Have A Flaming Tire Of Lack Of Patriotism Put Around Your Neck. Now It Is That Fear That Keeps Journalists From Asking The Toughest Of The Tough Questions... And Again, I Am Humbled To Say, I Do Not Except Myself From This Criticism.

One Finds Oneself Saying: 'i Know The Right Question, But ... This Is Not Exactly The Right Time To Ask It.'

Covering The Civil-rights Movement Was A Mind- And Eye-opener For Me. Houston Was A Segregated Society, As Was Texas As A Whole - Some Of It By Law, A Lot Of It By Fear And Tradition. But There Was No Violence Where I Lived, And If There Was Hate, It Was Either Concealed From Me Or I Just Didn't Recognize It.