Sean Cannell

And I know a couple of years ago I was like, this just sounds awesome.

What could go wrong?

I like, look, I'm like, Oh, Patrick, but David is cool.

He's got other personalities coming on.

He's building this thing.

Oh, look at daily wire.

Look how they're doing it.

Oh, Ben and Candace.

Oh, there's getting along.

Everyone's happy.

Yeah.

And then, you know, fast forward a year or two and you start you just see that time takes place and you're like, oh, Ben and Candace aren't getting along anymore.

And and then Brett Cooper and then Jeremy's like stuff's coming out.

And if I just sit here neutrally as an observer, I'm like, oh, OK, people are going to be people.

What does it look like to do that well?

What are the lessons?

You never necessarily know everything that's happening behind the story.

But I guess that's my thought as I kind of approach it.

Knowing some networks is that sometimes there's maybe, what's the quality control for the show?

Is there really, on the long tail, because you're a force to be reckoned with, A-list, B-list, C-list, what's the mix?