On her early life and influences; on her education; on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy
On her decision to become a journalist, and on early local shows she worked on; on her move to New York, and on facing discrimination as a female looking to be a broadcaster; on concerns about her impartiality as a journalist with family members in Congress
On how her family background in politics helped her when she began covering Congress, and how coverage of Congress has changed; on appearing on the PBS series The Lawmakers and being a contributor to The McNeil/Lehrer Report; on what she learned from David Brinkley during her time on This Week with David Brinkley
On the presidential conventions she has witnessed and covered, and on the role television has played in American politics; on criticism she faced speaking out against Donald J. Trump during the 2016 primaries; on how the emergence of new media has impacted television news, and on covering Donald J. Trump's tweets and lies
On looking at the then-current state of the country from a historical perspective; on her reporting style; on the most important responsibility of a journalist, and on remaining objective
On how opportunities for females have changed in the television news industry since she started; on how the state of journalism has changed since she started; on how technological advances have changed the television news industry
On the value of oral histories; on the medium she prefers to work in, and on political satire
On advice to aspiring television journalists; on her proudest career achievements, and on how she would like to be remembered