Pablo Torre

It's like a two year old teaching an infant how to drive a car.

Well, that's true.

And now we are starting something resembling a show.

A show that has never happened in this way.

John Skipper, undisclosed location, not in this studio.

David Sampson.

John, hello.

Kash Patel just out of frame monitoring John Skipper contributing to the first...

remote sporting class taping he has ever participated in, David.

We have made history here today.

Yes, clean-shaven David Sampson.

Thank you for making the time, as always.

We've been tracking, of course, your whereabouts and our thoughts and our love goes out to you and the family, as always.

But we've got to barrel into sports business because our audience demands it from us.

I want to start, though, with a little bit of sports media because, David, I don't want to re-litigate the story of Lynn Jones, the Jacksonville reporter, the local reporter for the black newspaper who's been working in Jacksonville for decades upon decades, and ask the question...

of Jacksonville Jaguars head coach, Liam Cohen, right after the game in which they got eliminated from the postseason.

They got everybody online mad about sports journalism, apparently.

Thank you, ma'am.

I just want to briefly acknowledge what people are mad about, which is that reporters, sports reporters have stood up and said, we're not allowed to cheer for the team.

We're not allowed to say stuff like this as a matter of like what our professional standards are.