Sharyl Attkisson

That's a tough job that I didn't think I could do time wise and everything else.

I hope she can.

And I would love to do stories for 60 minutes, you know, in some capacity, if I weren't committed to something else, because I do, I do believe in them and the mission and the program is, is awesome.

And I think it, it will survive.

And I think,

They're thinking about the way to make it survive and be better, which is great.

That's right.

She's got to be tough, tough, tough.

And I don't know the man that they appointed to lead 60 Minutes, but just on paper, he sounds like a great choice.

He's just not vested in the old system and the old people in a way that makes him more objective about the decisions he's going to make for the good of the show and nothing else.

You know, there's no other baggage, you know, dragging him down, making him make decisions that might not be the best for what he thinks is the program.

Thanks, Glenn.

Thanks.

Welcome.

May I amend one thing you said?

I, believe it or not, never worked on 60 Minutes in all those years and all that investigative reporting.

No, it's all right.

I thought you did.

Very segmented organization, and there was somebody at some level that did not want me contributing to 60 Minutes.

When there was 60 Minutes 2 before the Dan Rather scandal deep-sixed that show, I was working on two pieces for that program, and then it got canceled.