"They recruited me, and I felt an immense amount of respect in the way that they approached me and were aware of what some of my accomplishments had been over the years, both at the 'New York Post' and at stops before that."
"Russini's second act is all about making the right first impression. That's where the focus should be. Should there be an apology? To the public, no. To those she worked alongside and covered? Absolutely. But that doesn't need to happen on camera."
“You don’t want to burn out the audience. My general rule, though, is if I’m tired of talking about a topic, they must be. But also, my show is always guided by what is the big news of the day."