Black sits down for questions, and we pose some of our own
For her first sit-down interview today, Cathie Black enjoyed a friendly softball toss with WABC 7’s Art McFarland.
In the first excerpt of the interview to air, Black defended her qualifications as a manager against critics who charge that she lacks the education credentials necessary to do a good job.
“We’re all human beings,” she said. “It is about people. After all, it is about people. They can be little people as young students or teachers or principals or any of the other organizations that surrounds it.”
McFarland then asked if Black expected the public outrage over her appointment.
“First of all, I’m not taking it personally,” she said. “They dont know me. If they knew me and said this, that’s something different. But they dont know me. So they’re venting their anger. I have three words: let’s go forward. None of this is going to change the outcome. So let’s go forward, together.”
This clip, the first excerpt of McFarland’s long interview with Black, did not include more details about how
