Richard Osman

The kind of journalistic kind of skills you're going to have to do to have to do what we do is almost impossible to find.

And you kind of think maybe it's not.

Maybe there is a next generation of journalists.

I mean, who will want to touch 60 Minutes is another question.

But they are currently recruiting to replace an awful lot of the producers and the –

the talent they used to have.

But it'll be back on air in September.

We'll see what the ratings are like.

And we'll see what the political bent is like.

But I think it's a more interesting story than it first appears.

And I think if one thinks it's just about political interference, I think we're missing the bigger picture, which is the biggest current affairs show in America, if it wants to stay that has to find a way of reinventing itself.

Any recommendations this week?

Amazing.

I will recommend Disclosure Day, the new Spielberg movie, just because it feels like a great Spielberg movie.

We chatted to him about it.

You can hear that on Thursday on our Q&A.

But yes, it's a proper multiplex movie.

And, you know, I love, you know, Batquims and all stuff like that.

But it's nice to have both, isn't it?

So, yeah, go see Disclosure Day.