Don Lemon

It affects the algorithm.

More people become aware of our channel and our conversation, and we want as many people aware as possible because it's important for the viability of our channel.

Okay, so here's the thing.

Tom Holman spoke early this morning, like seven-ish, I believe, this morning in Minnesota and took questions from reporters.

And what I thought was interesting is that he did not come in immediately.

This is a change in tone.

You can see he's doing it on purpose.

He's trying to be moderate, trying to moderate his voice and all of that.

And so...

trying to appear calm, like the voice of reason.

And so he's saying, though, which I thought is interesting, he's saying, sounds to me like he's saying, these people effed up, like they messed up, and I'm here to fix it.

Here's what he's saying.

Okay, the changes we're making internally.

Now, is he talking about you-know-who?

Is he talking about Noam and others?

Is he talking about Bovino and others?

My thought is that if they really want to make a change, what they would do is try to partner with the people.

They should have done that before they came in.

No one is asking this question that I believe at the press conference.

Why are you here anyways?