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You've been covering, I'm reporting on hot wars yep your whole life how many how many wars have you

been embedded in reporting 16 i believe i think 16 yeah i think 16 at this point what out of all the

wars you've been in what was the most dangerous one Chechnya Chechnya Chechnya

Chechnya Chechnya Chechnya was horrifying um I went it was a 1995 there was two of those right

there was two I was there in the first one um and I went for the first or second story I did for the New York Times Magazine.

And I went to try to find out what had happened with a rather prominent American disaster relief expert who had, he had been to 50 war zones.

And he had gone to Chechnya and he had called Chechnya the scariest place he'd ever been.

He went back and within 24 hours of him

going back, he disappeared. He vanished. So I went to try to find out what had happened to him,

which was kind of foolhardy. And it was really, really terrifying. The one way I described how kind of terrifying it was,

I was only there for three weeks, but we were camping out and burnt out buildings. I didn't

shower for three weeks. I got back to Moscow, and I took my first shower in three weeks. I

looked in the mirror afterwards,

and I had this little shock of white hair.

It was much more impressive when I was younger,

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