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Look for Me There Grieving My Father, Finding Myself

Luke Russert

INSTANT “Look for me there,” news legend Tim Russert would tell his son, Luke, when confirming a pickup spot at an airport, sporting event, or rock concert. After Tim died unexpectedly, Luke kept looking for his father, following in Tim’s footsteps and carving out a highly successful career at NBC...

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The Bulwark Podcast

The book was Luke Russert's new book detailing his departure from NBC News, his grieving process after his father's death, and his journey of self-discovery. The title came from a phrase his father used to tell him where to find him if they were separated while out together.

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And author of a new book, Look for Me There, Grieving My Father, Finding Myself.

— Episode: Luke Russert: Look for Me There

Episode: Luke Russert: Look for Me There

The book was Luke Russert's new book detailing his departure from NBC News, his grieving process after his father's death, and his journey of self-discovery. The title came from a phrase his father used to tell him where to find him if they were separated while out together.

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And author of a new book, Look for Me There, Grieving My Father, Finding Myself.

Look for me there. Tell me about the title first, because I have to say that grabbed me.

And I remember the first time that I heard it was I was about nine years old and we went to Oriole Park at Camden Yards. It was a very hot mid-Atlantic summer day. It was very humid. And he was holding my hand and we got separated in the concourse with the crush of the crowd. And I fell behind him about 10 or 15 yards, and he never lost sight of me, but there was a lot of people. So he kind of ran back, maneuvered through, and he put his hand over my shoulder and he said, if we're ever separated, just look for me there.

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