Joe DeRosa

I'm like, Tim, I'm watching you run circles around guys that were career journalists.

He's amazing.

He's opposite Superman.

He puts the glasses on and becomes the superhero.

He's such a brilliant guy, and I told him recently, I go, Tim, you're literally...

arguably my primary information source at this point.

Like, I listen to you, you have a balanced opinion, you have facts, you're read.

I learn from listening to you.

And I know I should probably have other sources, but I learn from him.

I think he's brilliant.

I really do.

try to grapple with hoist gracie you know what i mean yes that's what it was like it was like oh i see what you're doing here this is crazy you can't do that why would you do that and to his credit to his credit kind yeah fully charming through the whole thing never once was he like oh give me a fucking brit no right just like just like well no that's not what it is right when they started talking about you and he goes do you think joe is texting me right now

I want to know who that is.

That's where it ends.

It's so wild.

And with what you're saying with like Tim being interviewed on CNN is great.

It truly is because, guys, this is what we – my favorite thing, one of my favorite pieces of news history ever to watch are the Buckley-Gorvedal debates.

Yes, yes.

And then also the Frost-Nixon conversations, whatever you want to call them.

Two people with polar opposite beliefs –