Jessie Stephens

I think as well when she made her apology, which I thought was incredibly.

Can I just, sorry, just two seconds back.

Did she say in her apology that she had been drinking?

And I think that's part of the goodwill is that she didn't try and make it like about anything else.

She went, yeah, I had a drink.

And Carl tried.

If anyone is going to interview you drunk, you want it to be Carl because he's going to try and cover for you.

That was Carl at his best.

But she said altitude, she said I had a drink on an empty stomach.

I mean, throw in sleep deprivation.

If she's doing these night crosses and I can't imagine the kind of hours that she's doing.

We all know the experience of having one or two drinks and it hits you harder because of a myriad of factors.

But what I have found so interesting about this story is that it seems to be the one thing

that the internet can agree on, which is like all power to her.

You can't trust the ladies with the alcohol.

And everyone's like, oh, well, we can't get drunk on television anymore.

And people who have been watching religiously,

have said she's a brilliant reporter.

So I think a lot of the goodwill has come from the fact she's actually really good at her job.

She's been great at her job for this entire period.