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Wasnt pontiff he would be in prison. fox news contributor jonathan morris joins us to explain more about what that means. >> he sort of said that. what he said was i think something we could all say that if my circumstances in life were different i would be a very different person. the famous phrasing, there but for the grace of god go i. and what he said was if my life circumstances were different i might be a prisoner rather than a pope and he visits prisons often and so i think thats very pre...

Television interviewer as compared to a print interviewer. one is exercising the power of silence. he said you really have to know when to shut up and let somebody, your guest fill the gap because particularly somebody like nixon whos so intelligent and so combative. it was the silences in that interview which teased out a lot of the confessional material from nixon. he also said that you could never overassert for an interview. with nixon, he did 28 hours of tape with richard nixon. and the amo...

Further into anything at all but you were just going to present mr. martin as good as you can to mr. zimmerman for that same type of challenge interview style, right? >> i didnt know anything other than that about mr. martin. so that was, yeah, that was a baseline saying that i just wouldnt consider it a completely challenge interview in that context. >> and again, this is why you had mentioned the name in the interview making sure you reminded george of his name to sort of personalize the passi...

Thats where you walk into the guy who just you know, stole eight cars in the neighborhood. >> exactly. >> and you have his fingerprints on six of them and hes just telling you he was in the library studying? >> correct. >> so that challenge interview as you walk in and go, you got one last chance, youre going to prison for a long time or youre telling me what happened. thats a real aggressive challenge interview, correct? >> yes, sir. >> so you have to modify the challenge interview style based ...

Parade. around 400,000 fans packed the streets for last years victory parade. another huge crowd is expected today. the celebration will end at the american airlines arena where king james is going to address his loyal subjects, also known as the heat season ticket holders. >> very nice. tell us about the tennis drama. >> what is this all about? >> this is a good one, guys. if you havent been following this one, hold on to your seats here. it all started when serena williams gave an interview ...

Understatement of the year. >> her interview style redefined journalism but she wasnt done yet. in 1997, she created and began co-hosting the daytime talk show, "the view," a groundbreaking tv show for women, about women, by women no. question about it, barbara broke through the glass ceiling and has left an incredible mark on the industry. joining me now is carole simpson, another trailblazer, the first african-american woman to anchor a major network newscast. great to have you here. >> great ...

"today" show. it was a male-dominated industry when she came on the scene. she even suited up in the iconic playboy bunny costume and took a shift at the fame new york city playboy club. in 1974, she became the first female co-anchor of any network evening news. for 25 years she anchored and reported for abc news. in 1997, she created and began co-hosting "the view" and throughout her career shes interviewed everyone and anyone making news, hollywood stars, athletes, and presidents. her intervie...

Prominent. she was right in the middle of that and was highly skilled doing that. her interview style was never known for being aggressive. it was much more gentle and kind of emotional and she could touch people and pull things out of them. i think thats why she was famous, she would ask a question that was sort of unexpected and get sort of unexpected answers. >> she would get the good answers. bill carter, thank you so much. confirming the retiring of barbara walters may of next year. i thank...

is too young to understand whats happening but knows enough to say the name and been told who is inton. about shar al assad. after overseeing a year-long campaign of repression followed by outright chaarnage, he promid to stop. he toured the streets of homes. two videos side by side, the dictator, the other the bombardment before he arrives in homs and almost every day since then. 57 people died. today in homs and across syria tanks rolled, shells exploded, snipers fired, and at least ...

Sounded wimpy. he was a mainstay on "60 minutes" when he stepped down as a full-time correspondent in 2006. wallace was known for a tough interview style. he took on politicians, crooks s and bureaucrats. he was the master of the follow-up question, he would say, forgive me, but: or come on... before launching his next volley. he is survived by his wife and his son chris, our colleague here at fox news. >> syrian troopsar, tacking opposition rebels, despite an international cease-fire, scheduled...