If I were to walk the mile from where I live to the studio and take the reins, I would at least threaten to cut out the tongue of any TV host who dares interrupt anyone else.
They say a picture's worth a thousand words. All we're getting is the thousand words. We get Wolf asking Anderson for his opinion on what Candy said to Richard about Katie's report on Fallujah.
We've witnessed the fall from grace of dozens of powerful men before Spitzer, but to imply that deceit, betrayal and arrogance belong strictly within the realm of the masculine sex is both obscene and offensive.
In the few short years since 9/11 and the quiet recommitment to quality news that immediately followed it, we've witnessed hours and hours of airtime being hijacked by relative triviality.
It's time to dig deep. Anderson Cooper and Brian Williams can't just fly into town for a few days and hope to penetrate this morass of local ineptitude and federal obliviousness.