they are well plugged into prostitutes. >> bob baer, doug brinkley. thank you very much. >>> now to turn to the other big story in washington. the raging controversy of working moms. ann romney. now a woman who knows about that. meredith vieira. >> why is it every time i'm on your show you're never here? why is that? >> you know what it is? i don't trust myself in your physical presence. >> that is such a bunch of bull. why is it? >> i'm serious. for people like me who have woken up to you for years and years and not having you in my bedroom every morning is agony. i don't trust myself. >> okay. whatever. >> should we move off this uncomfortable subject? >> yes. you're embarrassing me. >> let's move to working mothers. i reckon you have a good view of this. you've been somebody who's been a hard working mom and tv host. which is harder? >> i think probably raising your children is the hardest thing you can do and the most rewarding. obviously. because you're shaping lives. doing television is -- it is what it is. and then it's gone. your kids, they ne

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douglas brinkley's book, he is sharing some of those moments with us this morning. hi, dougrning to you. >> good morning. you talked with mike wallace while cronkite's biography. what was he like on the other side of the interview? >> well, i was at cbs for a while as a historian. i knew mike and don ewid before don had died. they were warm, funny, at the top of their game in many ways going on the way out. but i've written in cronkite less than personal with me but the history of cbs news. it's key to remember that mike wallace served in world war ii and was a graduate of the university of michigan, a college guy going into tv and radio. and i think the turning point was in 1962 for wallace, because doug edwards at cbs was losing his newscast and they were looking for replacement and wallace was high on the list but they chose cronkite over wallace and others because they thought he was too tough of an interviewer, that in order to break through the glass and in people's living room and tv you need to have cronkite's style. he made being the tough interview really who he wa