Paul Feinbaum

You burned it.

You burned it.

That sounds like a beatdown, Tim.

That sounds like a beatdown, Tim.

I can make it really simple. Legend is the president of the sidewalk alumni. And your colleague, Joe Scarborough, is the president of the upper crust elite Alabama alumni. I love Joe, but I gravitate more toward the sidewalk. That's what I do. You know, some of them have been to Tuscaloosa. Some of them have actually even been to an Alabama game.

I can make it really simple. Legend is the president of the sidewalk alumni. And your colleague, Joe Scarborough, is the president of the upper crust elite Alabama alumni. I love Joe, but I gravitate more toward the sidewalk. That's what I do. You know, some of them have been to Tuscaloosa. Some of them have actually even been to an Alabama game.

But that doesn't matter to me because those folks have always needed representation. I think you can bring a political scientist in here, and this is really where the country is. And I think we have heard in elections that they're not being paid attention to. And I really believe that we give them a voice.

But that doesn't matter to me because those folks have always needed representation. I think you can bring a political scientist in here, and this is really where the country is. And I think we have heard in elections that they're not being paid attention to. And I really believe that we give them a voice.

And it may make the athletic directors and the chancellors and the bowtied crowd in the ivory towers uncomfortable, but I really don't care.

And it may make the athletic directors and the chancellors and the bowtied crowd in the ivory towers uncomfortable, but I really don't care.

Tony Kornheiser said this to me once, and I'll clean it up for this family podcast. He said, how come you talk to those effing people And, of course, he did it with the Long Island accent. And you can't explain it. I mean, Tony, you don't have to talk to them. You pontificate. You used to have a show in Washington where you got James Carville and all these muckety-mucks around the table.

Tony Kornheiser said this to me once, and I'll clean it up for this family podcast. He said, how come you talk to those effing people And, of course, he did it with the Long Island accent. And you can't explain it. I mean, Tony, you don't have to talk to them. You pontificate. You used to have a show in Washington where you got James Carville and all these muckety-mucks around the table.

And then you used to sit around with Wilbon and O'Pine for 30 minutes and— And don't laugh. I saw you co-hosting that show yesterday. Guilty.

And then you used to sit around with Wilbon and O'Pine for 30 minutes and— And don't laugh. I saw you co-hosting that show yesterday. Guilty.

I love it. And I feel like whenever they take me away, I hear the barbarians at the gate right this moment. That will be my legacy. It won't be yelling at Stephen A. Smith or Greenberg or anyone else.

I love it. And I feel like whenever they take me away, I hear the barbarians at the gate right this moment. That will be my legacy. It won't be yelling at Stephen A. Smith or Greenberg or anyone else.

I... I thought that was the line of the year, and I was not surprised at all that the next morning on ESPN, they edited that out, knowing that Whoopi was probably watching, and I think she's employed by the family too.

I... I thought that was the line of the year, and I was not surprised at all that the next morning on ESPN, they edited that out, knowing that Whoopi was probably watching, and I think she's employed by the family too.

I think the view should have both of us on after this is published, and let the group hear that call.

I think the view should have both of us on after this is published, and let the group hear that call.