Caitlin Collins

Our job is to ask the questions. He can respond however he wants to respond. That is his prerogative. And it shouldn't influence really what you're asking or how you're asking it, in my view.

Our job is to ask the questions. He can respond however he wants to respond. That is his prerogative. And it shouldn't influence really what you're asking or how you're asking it, in my view.

Yeah, I don't think it's falling apart just yet. I think people are, their habits and attitudes are changing in terms of how they get their news. When there's a debate, when a war breaks out, when there's a plane crash, when there's something like that, or, you know, federal workers are being fired by the hundreds and thousands, people do tune in and they want to watch that.

Yeah, I don't think it's falling apart just yet. I think people are, their habits and attitudes are changing in terms of how they get their news. When there's a debate, when a war breaks out, when there's a plane crash, when there's something like that, or, you know, federal workers are being fired by the hundreds and thousands, people do tune in and they want to watch that.

Yeah, I don't think it's falling apart just yet. I think people are, their habits and attitudes are changing in terms of how they get their news. When there's a debate, when a war breaks out, when there's a plane crash, when there's something like that, or, you know, federal workers are being fired by the hundreds and thousands, people do tune in and they want to watch that.

But I do think people are changing their habits. And I see this because I have a little brother who's 21 and he watches CNN on his phone or he'll like see my Instagram videos with my reporting from that day or my tweets. And that's how he gets the news. He's not watching the show every single night. But I think it's like, you know, just meeting people where they are.

But I do think people are changing their habits. And I see this because I have a little brother who's 21 and he watches CNN on his phone or he'll like see my Instagram videos with my reporting from that day or my tweets. And that's how he gets the news. He's not watching the show every single night. But I think it's like, you know, just meeting people where they are.

But I do think people are changing their habits. And I see this because I have a little brother who's 21 and he watches CNN on his phone or he'll like see my Instagram videos with my reporting from that day or my tweets. And that's how he gets the news. He's not watching the show every single night. But I think it's like, you know, just meeting people where they are.

And I think it's our bosses' jobs to figure that out and how we get there. Luckily, it's not my job. But I don't think that's a bad thing. I think to adapt is natural.

And I think it's our bosses' jobs to figure that out and how we get there. Luckily, it's not my job. But I don't think that's a bad thing. I think to adapt is natural.

And I think it's our bosses' jobs to figure that out and how we get there. Luckily, it's not my job. But I don't think that's a bad thing. I think to adapt is natural.

Thank you for having me.

Thank you for having me.

Thank you for having me.

Okay, I was just, those lawmakers do also represent Democrats. That doesn't mean they were paid to show up if they're upset about this.

Okay, I was just, those lawmakers do also represent Democrats. That doesn't mean they were paid to show up if they're upset about this.

Okay, I was just, those lawmakers do also represent Democrats. That doesn't mean they were paid to show up if they're upset about this.

How long would that CR go, do you believe?

How long would that CR go, do you believe?

How long would that CR go, do you believe?