Rob Reid
speaker
1,484 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 23 Aug
Rob Reid’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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A merger made good sense.
Pulitzer and Dillon shared essentially the same political views.
For Dillon, the merger would prevent a potentially disastrous circulation fight.
For Pulitzer, it would bring readers and, most important, time.
And yet Pulitzer's never going to do a deal that he does not benefit more than the other party.
And somebody that is a mentor to Dillon, who knows Pulitzer, warns Dillon about this.
Anyone who knew Pulitzer knew that power was something he did not share.
McCullough foresaw trouble for his protege Dillon.
To succeed, Dillon would have to tone down, quote, the crude products of Pulitzer's fiery and untamed brain.
And so Dylan is not going to last long.
Eventually, Pulitzer buys him out.
And we see why Pulitzer can't share power.
Very few people can match his work ethic.
He is by default all in.
Despite the paper's progress towards financial stability, Pulitzer did not relax or let up.
He practically lived in the office, staying late into the night.
I would pass by on my way home between 11 and 12 o'clock at night, and he was always there.
No matter how late he worked, Pulitzer always arrived at the office in the early morning to examine the paper's vital signs.
He demanded precise information, and these are the questions that he would ask every single day and that he would demand answers for.
Exactly how many copies were printed the day before?
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