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W: By the way, in your book, you also say women are superior in business.
M: Well, yes, that’s what I believe in business. Give me a man and a woman of the same talent, I will take the woman every time. (6) I think women are superior in business, because I have found throughout my career that males were so much more concerned with whose office is bigger and pals are winning, whereas women, almost added an exception, wanted to be paid fairly, got the job done.
W: Have you met these people?
M: (7) Eight of my top ten partners in business are women. It’s a reasonable exception.
W: What’s the deal with the statement you make in the book that a little hatred is good? In fact, (8) you’re saying your current job is a talk show host, and (9-1) you hate Larry King, who happens to be one of the nicer guys you choose to be.
M: (9-2) First of all, I love Larry King. He is the best. My point in the book is that you have to personify, for example, who’s the best in what I do.
W: That’s envy, not hatred.
M: OK, it’s a book. You know, we’d like this a little metaphor. And the point is that you have to say: Why did he get Martha Stewart as a guest? I should have that guest and it’s actually built with the respect. (9-3) You put someone to be your model, and if that is a competitive spirit, you added the competitive spirit with the other morning shows and, as I say Larry King to me is one of my heroes. But the point is: you have to be a little angry. I have to get there. I want to be there. So wherever you are going in life, shoot somewhere and say "That’s what I want."
W: You say you’ve thought about the possibility of becoming the mayor of New York City. Are you going to make that happen?
M: (10) Now I say that I would love to get into politics, but it doesn’t mean it’s going to happen but until I say: "Wait a second. Why not me?" Bloomberg was a great businessman. He is a great mayor. Until I said that, it actually cannot happen. It doesn’t mean it’s going to, but it can’t unless you say it.
W: Well. Good to have you here today, Donny.
M: Pleasure.
This is the end of Part Two of the interview. Questions 6 to 10 are based on what you have just heard.
6. According to Donny, what do women care more about when compared with men?
7. What percentage of the man’s top ten partners in business is male?
8. What is Donny’s current job?
9. What can we learn about Donny’s attitude towards Larry King?
10. What must Donny do in order to become the mayor of New York City?