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Late last week Mrs. Edwards agreed to be a guest for our show Monday night. (Note: we also have an open invitation to Mrs. Cheney and she has been a guest on our show on more than one occasion.) Since Mrs. Edwards is not the candidate, the interview I intended to have with her was not one about policy, but more about the excitement of an election, what her plans are for Election Day, whether (if her husband and Senator Kerry win) she has an idea of what the job is to be married to the vice president, what are...

I just heard Greta Van Susteren on Fox News refer to Senator Zell Miller as "The Democratic Senator From The State of New Jersey: Had we had Miller as one of our Senators for the length of his Senate career, perhaps New Jersey would not be the object of contempt it now is.

washingtonpost.com THE RELIABLE SOURCE By Lloyd Grove Sunday, July 20, 2003; Page D03 Media Mix-It-Up At State Department It can't be said often enough: Don't mess with Andrea Mitchell.Last Monday afternoon, the State Department's public affairs shop e-mailed beat reporters that Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage had agreed to appear that very night on Greta Van Susteren's Fox News Channel show, "On the Record." Mitchell went ballistic."This is OUTRAGEOUS," NBC's foreign policy correspondent scorched the State Department flacks in an e-mail. "He [Armitage] can't answer telephone calls or REPEATED requests for backgrounders or an on-camera interview from the correspondent...

Bo Derek and her date -- John Corbett, of "Northern Exposure" and "Sex and the City" fame -- had gotten up from their table at last night's White House correspondents dinner at the Hilton Washington when they set eyes on one suddenly popular young man in a crowd studded with movie stars, comedians and political leaders (and even television's "Bachelorette," Trista Rehn). The young man in question was Lance Vandaniker. He's 23 years old, hails from Sevierville, Tenn., and he'd never been in a room filled with famous people before. He also happened to have his left arm encased in...

<p>Fox News Channel's Greta Van Susteren, assisted by Rita Cosby and Brian Wilson, scored big ratings during Wednesday night's dramatic coverage of the "Beltway Sniper" case. Van Susteren's show averaged 3.8 million viewers from 11 p.m. to midnight - the top-rated news show of the day on any of the all-news cable networks. Cosby's in-prison interview with "Son of Sam" David Berkowitz, by the way, airs tomorrow at 10 p.m.</p>