Tina Brown

I mean, whether they were so versatile or not, I have no idea.

I mean, at that point, my head was totally in the New Yorker.

So, you know...

If they were subversive, it had nothing to do with me because I was out of there.

I mean, I'm very much a person who the door shuts and I'm gone.

You know, I was deep in the New Yorker's very challenging culture itself of having all these old guard people who I had to woo.

fire or romance or whatever.

So I wasn't involved in his first two years.

I had nothing to do with any of that.

And as to have there being nothing lying around, I'm surprised to hear that because there were a lot of great pieces that were left behind.

So yeah, no, but he did a great job himself.

You know, I mean, I don't know quite why he remains

sort of weirdly bitter about me.

I don't know, because he did a great job.

Vanity Fair was a great success.

So what is there to be bitter about?

I'm not sure.

No, not every morning.

If I was going to go to some big event, I would certainly have her ask her to come over and help me.

For sure.