Mark Halperin

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All right, next up and joining me now, a renaissance man.

You know, I have so many journalistic colleagues these days, and I didn't put colleagues in air quotes, but I might have, who, you know, they might be able to do one or two things well, but maybe not any.

And if they're on television, typically the longest thing they'll write is a script of a minute 30.

And these days aren't even a lot of scripts.

They're just blabbing live on the air.

I'm so impressed by James Rosen.

I always have been because he's a great television correspondent and not just a presenter, but a great reporter, an actual reporter.

And he's a fair minded.

If you watch him cover the White House for Newsmax, you saw him hold Joe Biden accountable.

You see him hold Donald Trump accountable and all the people in the White House, the very few White House correspondents these days who hold.

the president and the White House to account, regardless of party.

Very impressive.

He's also a brilliant mimic and a Beatles expert, and we'll get into that.

And the Beatles thing's significant to me because when James decides he loves a topic, he digs in deep.

He goes all in, and I find that attractive in people who are journalists because you need to be a generalist.

If you cover the White House, you've got to be an expert on national security.

You've got to be an expert on the economy.

You've got to be an expert on civil rights, policing.