Re: What is your counsel?

Description: We can choose among an increasing array of information sources, Kohut says.

Transcript:

I think consider the other person’s plight. Consider the other person’s point of view.

That we’re doing right? There’s an interesting concept. (Laughter) I think . . . Let me think

about that. What do the polls say we’re doing right? I think the public thinks that we’re d

oing scientific developments in the area of new medical procedures; and not the way we

practice healthcare, but the way we . . . the way we develop our . . . our ability to heal people

and to deal with disease. We’re . . . we’re doing that right. I think they would say that we

are probably happy . . . happier with all of the information resources that they have; that

we’re doing a good job of giving them choices to . . . and what they can access in terms

of information, both for news and entertainment. Not necessarily happy with the quality of

the news and what’s on the news. There’s much . . . there’s much more choice. So those are

two . . . a couple of examples, I think.