Pablo Torre

He's trying to do what is popular in the internet age with young people while applying old newspaper standards.

But it can be viewed as muckraking if you'd like to.

He's certainly not afraid to stick his face in with his facts on any argument because he believes the facts are on his side.

But I ask you, if you're the only one dominating a story,

If that story makes your empire, the business you're building, stronger and stronger because people keep coming over to just you for the information.

This is a super rare thing where only one person has information that a segment of the audience, hundreds of thousands of people, really crave and aren't getting anywhere else.

Put it on the poll.

Who has done journalism less recently, Dan Lebitard or Jay Mariotti?

Because you say he has those chops.

I ain't seen him in a long time.

Like, I don't know what.

He's been giving his opinion for a long time.

He hasn't been doing the reporting on journalism in a really long time.

Let me slow you down on this, though.

It's because you hate media that much.

That part I found curious at the beginning, but people backed off.

Like, at the beginning, I found really weird the number of people who didn't want to believe the first story.

The first story was an initial backlash against the media and a weird defense of the seventh richest man in the world.

But after that, all of those people except Mark Cuban and Jay Mariotti have gone away because Pablo keeps hitting people in the face with a fish.

And it's just an assortment of facts.