years, two road tours, 27 cities an a new york times best-selling book, mr. dylan ratigan. thank you for being here for your exit interview. thank you for coming in to conduct said interview. happy to do it and it s an exciting, but bittersweet time. whose behalf would you say you re here? phil griffin s behalf? audience? i ll go with the audience and i am going to conduct the interview, although i know that is your nature. the first question is what have you learned here in your time now at bloomberg and msnbc, cnbc and writing a book? for me, the greatest misconception that i had coming into this job was arguing about rules and resources and about what we didn t have was of value. and three years later and the realization that we do know what to do, we don t all know, but there are individuals doing what we need to do with food, health, education, et cetera, we re just
understanding and for letting me use the work of your country men and the folks in germany as a great model simply by deciding to do it. so thank you for that as well. thank you very much for having me and good luck. thank you, sir. much more ahead on the last of our dr shows. when anyone leaves a job, of course, they are subjected to an exit interview and this will be no different. ari is the man to do the job and he joins us with the exit interview after this. our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock.
how they can get a lot more food, energy. learn a lot more. be a lot healthier and do it in a way that is predicated on stunningly simple and dare i say it, foolish ly simple changes that are proving remarkable increases in results. thank you for sharing this with us. thank you for asking me to do the exit interview, which is fun. fun and easy. and this is over. the show is not over yet. will you be my lawyer at skunk works? i ll think about it. i m not going to make that decision this second. mission analysis. you never want to decide things. want to think about things. that s how you get to the right decision. and that s it. the show is not over. next up, we re going to see a little bit of the biff ratigan maneuver. he makes one last appearance with the bailout battle as it goes to the soccer pitch. coming up. we re at chicago s renowned saloon steak house
cohen. i ll let you wave to the fans and we ll go inside. hey, guys. you here to get your book signed later? okay. thank you. thanks for coming. side pony, cute. i see you. how did he become such a pop icon? a conversation with the brains behind bravo. while diane, charlie, barbara, ted, robin, and george were in front of the camera, david weston was running abc news. we ll have a candid chat about the way he dealt with major mistakes, political pressure and painful layoffs. and new orleans is becoming the largest american city without a daily newspaper. as the times pecayune cuts down to three times a week. is this a death spiral for the daily paper? i m hourt kurtz, and this is reliable sources. it looked like this was a garden variety political flap over cory booker, the new york mayor was saying on television that he didn t like the obama campaign s ad against romney s tennesseure at bain capital or an aaborted plan to rip the former president s pastor. the
saying other people have a voice at the table. bill: last question. do you think romney is going to get a fair shake from the three network news organizations as opposed to obama this time around? you know, i think first of all, i m not running it, i don t know. bill: i know you re not. what do you think? this is what i really think. i think that news organizations respond to the audience much more than we give them credit for. ultimately we get the news media that we demand. bill: all right. i think you guys are ok fair so far. i think nbc obviously tilted way left. you and cbs seem to be at least trying. you re not there anymore. i m just saying you because you re attached to abc. the book is exit interview and it s a good read if you want to know about jennings, a lot of good stuff about him in the book. and mr. westin, thanks. appreciate you very much. directly ahead, brit hume will react to the interview you just heard and later, a north carolina high school teacher is