So, You Know, I Always Say That

Well, One Of The Things I Discovered In The Course Of Looking Back And Writing About What I Saw In My Memory Is That I Was A Closely Observant Person Long Before I Became A Reporter.

Investigative Reporting Is The Bone Structure Without Which The Journalistic Body Collapses. The Center For Public Integrity's Constant And Consistently Enterprising Investigative Work Is An Invaluable Contribution Not Only To Journalism, But To Society And To A Healthy Democracy

So, You Know, I Always Say That I'm A Mexican, But If I Had To Be A Citizen Of Anywhere Else, I'd Be A Citizen Of Manhattan. I Feel Very Much A New Yorker.

What I Wonder Is What Would Happen In California, Say, If All The Mexicans Left From One Day To The Next?

If You're Going To Be A Myth Or Want To Be A Myth, You'd Better Die Young.