Senator Zucker? Governor Zucker? The prospect seems to excite him much more than becoming CEO of GE. And like I said—like Zucker says—his ambition is gargantuan and unembarrassed. Although he’s also a realist. He would probably run for Congress first, once he figures out exactly how that’s done.
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Kurt Andersen worked as a consultant to USA/Universal Television for the three years before its acquisition by NBC.
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