Erin Burnett
The Diplomat
People, composure and the difficult conversation held well.
Erin Burnett is a prominent journalist and anchor known for her insightful reporting and ability to engage with diverse perspectives. This interview reveals her leadership style as one that emphasizes understanding and connection, particularly in challenging circumstances.
“It was just a telling moment because it showed that even with the, you know, when you hear the phone calls that came out regarding Zelensky, he assumes everything is going to be taped and he is incredibly shrewd about what he says and what he doesn't say in almost every setting. He has incredible awareness about that.”
“I guess I did a little bit, but I I felt, and maybe COVID did this for all of us. Mean, I wouldn't say COVID, but I mean, you know, it was just. Everybody was vulnerable and everybody was uncertain, and everybody was afraid. And I felt just as a world, we were facing such loss.”
“I think, I don't know. I just, you know, you just kind of go, go, go, and you're working and you're driven and it was so exciting. It was just an exciting place to be because, you know, as you pointed out, I was there for the crash. But I was also there for kind of the boom and the pre-crash, right? So it was sort of.”
“And finding the dry ice, and it turns out in Paris, they don't use coolers, like the picnics for Paris when you go to picnic in the park. They don't really use coolers. Well, I'm thinking, okay, I can just go to Carafor and get a cooler. So anyway, just little things like that.”
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