Rick Sanchez

We need journalists and others and academics and whoever to start engaging with the journalists and the academics over there so we can have discussions and work out a solution before we start another freaking world war here. I mean, so... This will be a good thing.

I can make the world a better place by having a show from the United States that shares the American perspective from a person who loves America. A guy who was born in a communist country and spent all his life listening to his parents say, we're in the greatest nation on earth. Und das mit Leuten weltweit zu teilen. Und RT hat mir die Möglichkeit gegeben, das zu tun.

I can make the world a better place by having a show from the United States that shares the American perspective from a person who loves America. A guy who was born in a communist country and spent all his life listening to his parents say, we're in the greatest nation on earth. Und das mit Leuten weltweit zu teilen. Und RT hat mir die Möglichkeit gegeben, das zu tun.

I can make the world a better place by having a show from the United States that shares the American perspective from a person who loves America. A guy who was born in a communist country and spent all his life listening to his parents say, we're in the greatest nation on earth. Und das mit Leuten weltweit zu teilen. Und RT hat mir die Möglichkeit gegeben, das zu tun.

Sie haben mich nicht zu einem Russen gefragt. Sie haben mich zu einem Journalisten gefragt, der amerikanisch ist. Und warum würde ich nicht diese Art von Geschichte erzählen? Ich stimme total zu. Und das ist das, mit dem wir gewachsen sind. Ich erinnere mich, als ein Kind, als Phil Donahue Brezhnev in New York interviewte, in einem Studio. Als Brezhnev in die UN ging, interviewte er ihn.

Sie haben mich nicht zu einem Russen gefragt. Sie haben mich zu einem Journalisten gefragt, der amerikanisch ist. Und warum würde ich nicht diese Art von Geschichte erzählen? Ich stimme total zu. Und das ist das, mit dem wir gewachsen sind. Ich erinnere mich, als ein Kind, als Phil Donahue Brezhnev in New York interviewte, in einem Studio. Als Brezhnev in die UN ging, interviewte er ihn.

Sie haben mich nicht zu einem Russen gefragt. Sie haben mich zu einem Journalisten gefragt, der amerikanisch ist. Und warum würde ich nicht diese Art von Geschichte erzählen? Ich stimme total zu. Und das ist das, mit dem wir gewachsen sind. Ich erinnere mich, als ein Kind, als Phil Donahue Brezhnev in New York interviewte, in einem Studio. Als Brezhnev in die UN ging, interviewte er ihn.

And here he was in the studio with all these women asking this man questions. I remember that was Phil Donahue. I remember Ted Koppel once a week having a Soviet reporter on. His name escapes me, but he became very famous at the time. Yes. And they would go back and forth and debate ideas. Das ist nicht richtig. Ja.

And here he was in the studio with all these women asking this man questions. I remember that was Phil Donahue. I remember Ted Koppel once a week having a Soviet reporter on. His name escapes me, but he became very famous at the time. Yes. And they would go back and forth and debate ideas. Das ist nicht richtig. Ja.

And here he was in the studio with all these women asking this man questions. I remember that was Phil Donahue. I remember Ted Koppel once a week having a Soviet reporter on. His name escapes me, but he became very famous at the time. Yes. And they would go back and forth and debate ideas. Das ist nicht richtig. Ja.

It would get in play really fast. It's like, you're doing what? People would ask me, I'd say, oh my God, Rick Sanchez, I grew up watching you on TV, you know, in Miami and stuff, where I used to be on local television. And they'd say, so what are you doing now? I'd say, well, I'm doing a bunch of global stuff.

It would get in play really fast. It's like, you're doing what? People would ask me, I'd say, oh my God, Rick Sanchez, I grew up watching you on TV, you know, in Miami and stuff, where I used to be on local television. And they'd say, so what are you doing now? I'd say, well, I'm doing a bunch of global stuff.

It would get in play really fast. It's like, you're doing what? People would ask me, I'd say, oh my God, Rick Sanchez, I grew up watching you on TV, you know, in Miami and stuff, where I used to be on local television. And they'd say, so what are you doing now? I'd say, well, I'm doing a bunch of global stuff.

Because you just, unless the person happens to be, if I recognize that it's someone who's astute and has some kind of geopolitical observations or knows the world or is kind of smart, then I tell them and they go, oh man, that's cool. That's great. But you just don't want to, you know, have an argument with people during the day. What does your kid say? Yes. And I think that's important.

Because you just, unless the person happens to be, if I recognize that it's someone who's astute and has some kind of geopolitical observations or knows the world or is kind of smart, then I tell them and they go, oh man, that's cool. That's great. But you just don't want to, you know, have an argument with people during the day. What does your kid say? Yes. And I think that's important.

Because you just, unless the person happens to be, if I recognize that it's someone who's astute and has some kind of geopolitical observations or knows the world or is kind of smart, then I tell them and they go, oh man, that's cool. That's great. But you just don't want to, you know, have an argument with people during the day. What does your kid say? Yes. And I think that's important.

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Yeah, not to mention you always felt like if ever you wanted to do something outside or let's suppose... Fox News would call. One of your ex-colleagues would call and say, hey Rick, we were thinking about inviting you because remember you used to talk about such and such. And they'd want to book you. And you'd think they were booking you for something. And you'd go, sure, I'd love to come on.