Mike Pesca

I will do some questions.

We will have more mailbag.

You guys have just a lot of fun and smart questions.

And then I'm going to do a little twist on my little sports page here a little bit, which is frankly trying to help you have the conversation during the holidays with the person that you don't want to talk about current events with, but you figure I got to be a little smarter about sports so you can have fun little storylines where you can just ask a question and let other people talk.

But if it's a way to sort of, you know, how to change a conversation, how to look more fluent in a sports conversation that maybe you don't want to remember, we're going to be we're going to have some tremendous.

I mean, there's nothing I love more than these next two weeks, because on a random Tuesday afternoon, you flip on ESPN and there's a bowl game.

So this is the part as much as these meaningless bowl games are becoming more meaningless all the time.

When you're at home with relatives and you need that distraction.

of noise in your gatherings, there's nothing like throwing a football game on.

So even these bad Netflix games that the NFL, poor Netflix, right?

They'd like to swap those out or get a refund for these, right?

Since they barely had any playoff teams eventually in their matchups.

But so that's how I will orchestrate that sports update.

But let me just kick off a little bit with this mess that is 60 Minutes.

Barry Weiss and the controversy around it.

For me, this is a...

Welcome to the NFL moment for Barry Weiss.

Look, she is not the first news executive brought in to run a television network who has no clue how television works.

And I say this not trying to take a shot at her being snarky, but this is her inexperience as a newsleader sort of to me shown through here from what we know.

First of all, not understanding sort of the intricacies of what it takes to put together a television piece.