bryant: i did a five-part interview with david stockman when he was reagan's financial guru. can't imagine a morning program doing a five-part series of interviews with president obama's chief advisor. charlie: we would do five different shows. five segments. i'm arguing for that. bryant: the other big changes -- is the morning show has been a progression thing. you get progressively lighter. for years there we were still talking about the mid east peace prospects in the third half hour. now a lot of shows i have watched go to the latest makeover to the first half hour. charlie: it is no secret you like the work we are doing because you like news. bryant: i send you notes all the time. charlie: peter jennings used to watch the show all the time. it came with criticism, came with applause, came with judgment. peter called me up and said, how could you do that? the next night he would call up and say, you should be there the rest of your life. right thing when you like a broadcast you become proprietary about it. you are offended when it goes off the rails, which is something y

outside the studio you can do -- bryant: i did a five-part interview with david stockman when he waseagan's financial. i can't imagine a morning program doing a five-part series with president obama's chief advisor. charlie: we would do five different shows. five segments. i'm arguing for that. bryant: the other big changes the morning show has been a progression thing. you get progressively lighter. four years there we were still talking about the peace prospects in the third half hour. now a lot of shows i have watched go to the latest makeover to the first half hour. charlie: it is no secret you like the work we are doing because you like news. bryant: i sent him notes all the time. julie thing -- charlie: peter jennings used to watch the show on the time. it came with criticism, came with applause, came with judgment. so many call me up and said, how could you do that? next night he would call up and say, you should be there the rest of your life in bryant: -- of your life. right thing when you like a broadcast you become proprietary about it. you are offended when it goes off th

bryant: i did a five-part interview with david stockman when he was reagan's financial guru.'t imagine now a morning program doing a five-part series of interviews with president obama's chief financial advisor. i can't imagine. charlie: we would do five different shows. five segments. bryant: but all different. charlie: no, same guy. we could do that, we would do that, and in fact, i'm arguing for that. cia, joe brown of the biden. bryant: the other big change is the morning show has been a progression thing. the heaviest stuff goes in the first half hour and you get progressively lighter. i remember for years there we were still talking about the mid east peace prospects in the third half hour. now a lot of shows i have watched go to the latest makeover in the first half hour. i'm kind of out of step. charlie: it is no secret you like the work we are doing because you like news. bryant: yes i do, and i send you notes all the time. why did you do such and such? charlie: peter jennings used to watch this all the time. the idea to talk with some of the one-on-one -- bryant: ev

outside the studio you can do 1000 -- bryant: i did a five-part interview with david stockman when heeagan's financial. you know i can't imagine a morning program doing a five-part series of interviews with president obama's chief advisor. five minutes each. i cannot imagine. charlie: we would do five different shows. five segments. the same guy. or woman. and some interesting ways i'm , arguing for that. take john brown, head of the cia. joe biden. bryant: the other big changes the morning show has been a progression thing. the heaviest up goes in the first hour. you get progressively lighter. for years there we were still talking about the peace prospects in the third half hour. now a lot of shows i have watched go to the latest makeover to the first half hour. i am out of step. charlie: it is no secret you like the work we are doing because you like news. bryant: i sent him notes all the time. charlie doesn't want my notes. why did you do such and such? [laughter] charlie: peter jennings used to watch the show on the time. god bless his soul. the idea of talking one-on-one was his

. >> i remember we did a five-part interview with david stockman reagan's financial -- you know, i can't imagine now a morning program doing a five-part vee of interviews with president obama's chief financial advisor. you know, five minutes each. i can't imagine. >> rose: i can tell you what we would do on cbs this morning, we would do five segments -- >> but all different. >> rose: no, same guy or same woman, and some really interesting way. we would do that. in fact, i'm arguing for that. that's something i argue for. but in a sense, take head of the c.i.a., take joe biden -- >> the other big change charlie, and you know this very well, is the morning show has always been a progress progression where the heaviest stuff goes the first half hour and you get progressively lighter. for years there, we still talked about mideast peace prospects in the third half hour. >> rose: yeah. well, now, in a lot of shows i watch, they eve gone to the latest makeover in the first half hour. i'm kind of out of step. >> rose: well, i mean it's no secret you like in. >> yes i do. >> rose: you like news.

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