Dave Dameshek

I think once you get done with that, that probably life has a weird – you're searching for some meaning or what you're looking for is action, right?

Yeah, I guess, you know, it really is.

And you mentioned L.A.

I've always said, you know, it's sort of like the Ginger or Marianne or Luke Skywalker, Han Solo.

Which side do you lean to?

It's sort of the Shaq or Kobe thing.

Shaq was and I would be Shaq, by the way, in this in this equation.

I'm good enough.

This has worked well enough to get me some MVPs and some NBA titles where Kobe was never satiated.

And that distinction is what drove him apart ultimately.

I was just going to say, yeah, that's the worst.

That's the lowest of the low.

Him talking to the little cartoon general.

Let me give you a quick, because, you know, you're now, you, in a large way, in a meaningful way, have put the spotlight back on sports journalism, investigative reporting, and all that, just to check where you come down on some enduring mysteries.

Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone?

I've gone to the Plaza and what's striking to me about that.

Well, and let me tell you something that all the talk about like, Oh, that's a shot that only a military sniper.

And even at that level, it would be a hard one to make when you see it.

It's like, don't look that far to me.

It's right there.