Maury Povich

I said, okay, as long as your fact is right.

I give credit to one publication.

Forget reading their editorial pages.

But I will tell you that the Wall Street Journal, their news pages are as good as theirs is.

They are very, very good.

And I don't think any opinion or any slant is in their news reporting.

You could take a look at their editorial page, and that's different.

But you take a look at their front page, that's a good front page.

I'm not there.

I don't know.

Oh, very good.

I believe in that.

I think the unlimited possibility came in 1986 when...

This wild Australian named Rupert Murdoch plucked me from the Channel 5 newsroom in Washington, D.C., and brought me to New York to do this crazy tabloid journalism show called A Current Affair, and hooked me up with all these wild, crazy Australian producers and writers.

And...

my whole world just exploded because everything I thought was new in the world of television news couldn't compare to the five years I did on that show.

That show, and it catapulted me into 31 years of talk.

And it was the funnest five years of my life working with these guys.

I mean, it was...

I mean, we were just cowboys, just riding out there, doing everything in the world that no other news division was doing.