Tim Heidecker

And then I just didn't I didn't know anything.

I just went back to my life and did my normal things.

And then they reached out to me, emailed me and asked me if I could get on the phone.

And then it started with that.

It started with communication.

big question of what would you do if you had control of InfoWars?

What do you think we should do?

And from there, we kind of just kept talking for a long time.

The two things I said were, obviously, you're a satirical institution, and you should make fun of Alex Jones.

The joke of you buying InfoWars should last a period of time.

It should be

mean and cutting and hopefully land some blows and make him look like a fool.

But that can't go on for very long.

That's going to get pretty old because what else is there to say?

He's a buffoon and he sells pills.

And that joke, you're just going to do a variation on that joke for three months and then it'll be like, I'm not watching that anymore.

Yeah.

So I also said at the same time, the onion, and I think they said this to me, and I kind of felt it was, you know, the onion is trying to grow as every company tries to grow.

But there's only their comedy is very restrictive.

Their tone, their sensibility is a perfect, beautiful thing.