D.L. Hughley

I was going to say that.

What has happened now?

Because...

I remember arguing with somebody online.

They were like, you were not a protester.

You were the witness, to bear witness.

You were only bearing witness.

And some kind of way, they morphed that into you becoming actively involved in a protest.

And that has to be something.

You're the camera.

It's like getting mad at a camera or a mirror for just telling what he sees.

And now we're in this rare position where...

even bearing witness to a thing.

It's almost like we're a crime family and nobody says anything because they're not supposed to see it.

So how do you, I know you've said that you're not going to change, you're always going to tell the story, but it has to be a bit bracing to now find the very thing that you were trained to do, the very thing you've done your whole life, that you loved your whole life, has landed you here in a way that no one could have anticipated.

What it's supposed to mean, knowing what's going on around you and what happened before.

And I know you can't, but what you are doing for the other journalists that, well, I won't get it.

There isn't just you.

And you are obviously the most high profile.

But there were three other journalists who were involved in this.