Maureen Callahan

Savannah is actually, I think, quite tall, but I also just find it interesting that there's such a differential.

Normally, I feel like when friends put their heads together, they kind of tilt a little bit, so you're kind of even.

You find a way to sort of, it's natural.

Yes, you're right.

It doesn't feel forced, you know?

Yeah, I agree.

I agree.

Okay, so let's get into the video.

Hoda's affect, I found, and many people who watched The Nerve found, was feel it is off.

Feel it is off.

And here we are going to watch her try to show a lot of emotion.

But I think we're absent one key thing.

Here we go.

In all the despair you sat and managed to think of words to say, were you able to do that in that moment?

So talk to me about this very theatrical dabbing of eyes that seem to be, there are no tears.

me do you think mark that savannah i found it strange that she didn't wipe away those tears at times she did at other times she let them stream down her face which is an uncomfortable feeling like our impulse is to get them off our face you know okay so so our impulse if we're not

I like this a lot.

Okay, let's look at Hoda.

This we showed last week, but I really wanted to revisit it with you.

I feel that it's your training, Mark, that allowed me to catch this micro expression that we have since slowed down.