Savannah Guthrie

Something that I'm really, I've really been thinking about a lot lately because my son went off to college a couple months ago.

How are you doing?

Well, it's hard.

It's hard, you know.

It's really, it's one of those big moments where

And when we were dropping him off, I had a couple really hard moments and I didn't want him to see it or know it because I wanted him to focus on this huge moment in front of him, right?

Yeah.

And it all kind of cycles through.

You start seeing from baby up to saying goodbye at the dorm room.

It really starts flashing through like a slideshow in your mind.

And it happened for me as we were like trying to find a parking space to carry the last load up.

So I think that part of that for me is...

As a parent, you're always thinking about the mistakes you made and the things you should have done better.

But for me, it's also seeing the evidence of it and that there's this great person out in the world now, both my son and my daughter, who's a junior in high school and going to be doing the same thing before we know it.

Because, you know, as an actor, you're gone for months at a time.

And that's the thing I always feel...

the most guilty about, but either way, these people, these two ended up these great people, uh, who are, who are going out in the world.

So I guess the thing I would reclaim is, uh, is, is, is me, my, you know, guilt about, about being gone for chunks of time and, and not being the

The dad who was always home, particularly in the last few years.

So I guess I guess that's what it would be.