Bill O'Reilly

He's got, you know, a thousand writers and all of this, but he's still got that corporate structure.

You know, he still has to go to the meetings and stuff like that.

And, you know, I'm saying, hey, Mark, you probably make more money just doing this on your own, which he's starting to do.

Are you guys amazed though?

that in our lifespans, I'm older than you, but we came up in what they call the golden era of TV, linear TV.

Are you surprised at the changes and how fast they came in?

Absolutely.

And not only that, though, it weighs you down.

Because

YouTube in particular, creative, funny guys.

I'm more of a journalist kind of give me the facts and all that.

But when you're being second guessed, all right, that kind of emotional stuff cuts into the creativity.

Because if you're creative, you're going to make mistakes.

You're going to screw up.

Sometimes it's going to fall flat.

But in order to get the big hits, you got to try stuff.

And all the corporate suits are like, oh, no, we can't do that.

But with Kimmel and Colbert, and I know all these guys.

You know me.

I've been on every talk show a million times.