Daryn Kagan

It was women for women.

People like Judy Woodruff, Greta Van Susteren, women supported each other.

I can think of a couple that maybe passed a rumor or two.

But in general, it really was about women supporting other women.

Well, not to make you not feel special, but I'm sure you're not the only one that I invited to come sit on the anchor set.

Like that's, that was not a lot out of my day.

I'm sure.

It's not that hard to be nice and it's not that hard to share.

I think what's interesting about your CNN experience, it was probably five to 10 years

ahead of its time for the project that they brought you in to do.

It was a streaming service.

Like here was a crazy idea.

We're going to have people that are just going to be streaming the news on the internet.

Like, what is that?

And it ultimately didn't make it not because of you or because of the people who weren't involved, but I really do think it was too early.

Yes, that's exactly when I was leaving.

So, well, I still don't know the whole story, but I'll tell you the part of the story that I do know.

It was January of that year and I was on the set and it was breaking news.

And there was an email from the big boss.

I think it was John Klein at that time and said, Hey, when you get off the air, why don't you come see me?