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Because I think there is, I don't know, I'm on my training wheels version of this.

You guys did this for decades.

But once people know that you do this kind of thing, the incoming.

Of like, hey, you should know this other sort of thing.

Oh, oh, oh.

So as much as I am, I don't know, this strange, I don't like being known as like the grim reaper of sports journalism, I guess.

If I'm Colin, bad things are happening to you.

But I do enjoy that behind the scenes, yeah, there are people who are very supportive and are here to, I don't know, share information that I get to vet and decide, is this also something worth doing?

I dare say that a lot of people have decided to be with sports

By the way, what's it like to watch CBS right now?

You're talking about Nora O'Donnell's interview.

Yes.

Well, part of my concern, by the way, and I find it very, if I were you, I would find it very difficult to watch the administration of CBS News wear the costume

of CBS News.

Getting to cosplay to pretend that nothing is different even though the very premise of their acquisition of the network was in fact at the discretion and blessing of the president who was the interview subject in that video that we're describing.

And so just the very basic premise of that

A loyalty test almost literally written down.

I am reminded of, of course, Connie's interview of the aforementioned president of the United States back when he was merely one of the most prominent businessmen and celebrities.

Yeah.

This was April 1990 on Face to Face with Connie Chung.