Anderson Haise Cooper quotes Born: 06/03/1967 Country: usa

• “I suppose if you've never bitten your nails, there isn't any way to explain the habit. It's not enjoyable, really, but there is a certain satisfaction - pride in a job well done.” (Anderson Cooper) [habit/pride]
• “I wouldn't call it looting. What I have seen is desperate people kind of wandering around here in downtown Gulfport. There are a lot of police here in Gulfport, so you can't get away with looting. But I have seen people picking stuff up from the wreckage. I saw a man with two bottles of olive oil. He was hoping to try to cook something up. He says he has no water. He doesn't really have much of a place to go. So there are a lot of people just desperately in need.” (Anderson Cooper) [people/people/water/people]
• “It's not happening, they're nowhere near the airport.” (Anderson Cooper)
• “[Anyway,] Awkward T.V. Moments ... I decided at the last second that I just had to have my laptop. Smooth move, Columbo.” (Anderson Cooper) [awkward]
• “To me, those are the heroes of the story. It was government that failed. It was people who stood up.” (Anderson Cooper) [government/people]
• “These people deserve to have the world watching what is happening to them,” (Anderson Cooper) [people]
• “Hell yes! I've been fighting the hard fight to try and get money, I KNEW this was gonna' happen and I've BEEN knowing it was gonna' happen for YEARS!” (Anderson Cooper) [fight/money]
• “She's still out there. There are rats roaming around, and I wonder if no one knows who this woman is and where her family is.” (Anderson Cooper) [wonder/family]
• “I'm not showing tight shots of rotting corpses. We've tried to be respectful. We don't want anyone to find out on television that their family is dead.” (Anderson Cooper) [find/television/family]
• “There is nothing sadder to see people who lived a good decent life dead on the side of the road. I used to go overseas to report on that but now I'm doing it at home.” (Anderson Cooper) [people/life]
• “Does the federal government bear responsibility for what is happening now? ... Should they apologize for what is happening now?” (Anderson Cooper) [government/responsibility]
• “We talk to mothers holding babies, some of these babies three-, four-, five-months-old, living in horrible conditions.” (Anderson Cooper)
• “Life is funny like that,” (Anderson Cooper)
• “Excuse me, Senator, I'm sorry for interrupting,” (Anderson Cooper)
• “And when they hear politicians slap - you know, thanking one another, it just, you know, it kind of cuts them the wrong way right now, because literally there was a body on the streets of this town yesterday being eaten by rats because this woman had been laying in the street for 48 hours.” (Anderson Cooper) [politicians/right/soul & body/]
• “I don't feel like I'm doing anything different.” (Anderson Cooper)
• “I can't imagine going back,” (Anderson Cooper)
• “Those of us who were here and have had the privilege to cover it, and to witness these triumphs and these tragedies, will never forget it and will carry it with us. That's part of the fear of leaving, that people will forget and coverage will go elsewhere. And there are so many answers we need to get.” (Anderson Cooper) [tragedies/willpower/forget/willpower]
• “Do you get the anger that is out here?” (Anderson Cooper)
• “I see the show. I don't see anything funny about it. It's just me with my family, at home,” (Anderson Cooper) [family]
• “They all took drugs together, this was a mutually enjoyable experience,” (Anderson Cooper)
• “The whole celebrity culture thing - I'm fascinated by, and repelled by, and yet I end up knowing about it.” (Anderson Cooper) [celebrity/culture/thing/start]
• “There's a value to bearing witness to what hundreds of thousands of people are going through. I see nothing wrong with a reporter going through it with them. I've never pretended to grab onto something. The audience knows when something's real and when it's not.” (Anderson Cooper) [value/people]
• “Anyone who says they're not afraid at the time of a hurricane is either a fool or a liar, or a little bit of both.” (Anderson Cooper) [time/fool]
• “Just as there were excesses at the beginning -- the early feminists [tried] to rule out a lot of the sexuality and frivolity and, you know, they demonized Barbie and Cosmo girl in high heels and shopping and a lot of the fun stuff women like -- at the end, you know, they are equally sort of into conformity, but completely the opposite way,” (Anderson Cooper) [seriously/high/women/start]
• “I can't imagine going back. I'm going to have to at some point, but I don't know what I'm going to do, I don't know.” (Anderson Cooper) [point]
• “I imagine a lot of people tune in simply to watch reporters get bitch-slapped by Mother Nature, and frankly, who can blame them?” (Anderson Cooper) [people/watch/mother/nature]
• “We heard church bells ringing. We heard people yelling, screaming, clapping. A friend of one of the miners came over, crying, to tell us that he had heard and just been told in the church that 12 of them (miners) had been found alive.” (Anderson Cooper) [church/people/church]
• “To me, there are a lot of questions that need to be answered. I think a lot of people here are furious at mine officials. If officials knew [the initial report] was incorrect, why didn't they come forward?” (Anderson Cooper) [think/people]
• “In hindsight, you think, yeah there are things you could have done. But at the time we had multiple sources telling us the information and we had people in positions of authority ... telling us the information was correct. When you have officials telling you something and eyewitnesses telling you something, at some point you have to rely on that information.” (Anderson Cooper) [think/time/awareness/people]
• “That is incredible news. Again, if this turns out to be true... we have not been able to independently confirm this... but the family members have been told... that the 12 miners are alive.” (Anderson Cooper) [news/family]

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