From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. The New York Times announced that the editor Jill Abramson would be replaced. She was fired. Then email, they said departure was related to an issue with management in the newsroom. While theysome are not talking to the press both have a peer to on program in previous years. She told me about her interview for her position with the publisher. I was nervous. I picked at my food. What did he want to know . He wanted to know first of all things about what my vision of where the news report needed to go and he wanted to discuss both some of my strengths and some weaknesses. An appraisal of drinks and weaknesses. I thought that was fair. What did he say . Canhen i am in a bad mood i be too brusque with people and you can read it on my face that who iss like good jill still at it and engaged in wants to talk about a great story and who compliments reporters, that is good jill. And bad jill can interact and be bad. She has to work on li
Protest of George Wallaces segregation now, segregation forever a doctoral address. And for the first time they had said its wrong and that was a really notable departure for someone to make a public statement. We listened to that now and it just seems so trivial for somebody to say that but at the time they were really going out on a limb. So when they get this back from king you know they go you are so misunderstood and when i interviewed him in the 80s he was still complaining about how king had made them out to be a bigot. That was what he had taken away from this experience. What the d. Say . I miss some of that. Rabbi was complaining in the 80s when i talk to him that king had made him out to be a bigot and he was really sore about that. If we could collect the written questions now and we will continue but we will go ahead and do that. You may want to research this later. I am Roman Catholic and i would remind you of this. Dr. King when the the United States itself. [inaudible]