Jim VandeHei

Again, foreseen, foreseeable.

Let it persist for far too long, despite everybody begging and pleading with him to just at least take a look at what's happening and see if you come to the same appraisal that they were.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I mean if you wanted to be conspiratorial, you'd say he's just worried about pissing off the president of the United States.

So he's trying to go light on Republicans and doesn't really care if the Post loses its mojo and he'll play the long game.

I don't know.

Again, we have no proof that that's the motivation, but I think it's fair for you to have that conspiratorial appraisal of it until he steps in and explains what the hell is he doing.

Like he could sell it.

Somebody would buy it.

It is an important Washington institution.

There are people that would go to work and try to make it work.

They would take it off of his hands and he doesn't have to deal with this.

Then he could focus on Blue Origin if that's where his emphasis is.

And

And everybody comes out a winner, right?

So, like, is he really get that much?

Is Trump really going to care that much if he sells the Washington Post to a group of Washington locals?

I doubt it.

Yeah, I'd start by stop doing all the things that you're doing.