JD Vance

You know, I mean, he can't go into the office and like read everybody's work.

OK, so let me give you an example.

There is a there's a journalist by the name of Matt Boyle who writes at Breitbart.

You know, Matt Boyle.

OK, so Matt is even though he writes for Breitbart and I know that most people assume that Breitbart is just this like right wing rag.

Matt is – he has one of the best contacts of journalists in Washington.

Like he knows what's going to happen in the country before most left-wing journalists because he talks to the liberals.

He talks to the conservatives.

He has allies on Capitol Hill.

I'd love to see the Washington Post hire a guy like Matt Boyle and say, Matt, go and do what you're going to do.

And obviously, it's not going to be able to have a political bias to it.

But go and investigate.

If you want to go investigate Kamala Harris's campaign, go and do it.

But that is what it would look like is empowering conservative and independent journalism in the same way that Jeff Bezos has empowered left-wing journalism.

If I see that happening, then I'll be a little bit more optimistic about his stewardship.

Yeah.

Well, OK.

So I think that what happened there, having done some – try to understand that a little bit better is they basically just edited her answer down a lot so that she didn't sound like a total insane person.

Because what aired I think on the smaller – what aired on the channels online that had a smaller pickup … Was the rambling.

Was the rambling.