Maureen Callahan

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So late last week, this popped into my algorithm and it stopped me.

It made me

stop and click on it and really look at it so I could absorb what this is.

Now, I have spoken about this a little bit before.

David Remnick, who runs The New Yorker, is a very elegant, refined, learned, well-spoken guy who I also really like because he comes from like an average background in New Jersey.

He wasn't one of these sort of trust fund kids who likes, you know, he's a product of the meritocracy.

Um, but he is in charge of the New Yorker and has been for years and, you know, he took it over from Tina Brown and I think Tina Brown is among the most genius editors of the modern age.

And if you haven't read her Vanity Fair diaries, read them.

I'm hoping she does publish her New Yorker diaries.

But when she took over the New Yorker, there was a lot of pearl clutching, you know, among the chattering class.

Like, Tina's going to tabloidize it.

You know, Tina brought in Roseanne Barr to guest edit an issue.

Like, Tina's bringing in, like, you know, what does she want?