Tina Brown

I mean, that's their superpower, isn't it?

not caring.

Everybody else in a human being does care and should.

But they're also so good at what I call this terrible adjacent sort of mini-monstering, which is like Rory Stewart, whose nanny was the best friend of Peter Mandelson's boyfriend, who was a friend and a whatever, whose father was like a client who...

Had sex with a teenage girl.

I mean, you know, it was like, it's this thing where it's like this endless guilt by association.

And right now they're really monstering the mayor of New York, Mamdani.

I mean, anything Mamdani does, you know, he's like having dinner with a jihadist as far as the New York Post is concerned.

So, I mean, it's relentless.

But Fox is particularly, particularly awful.

Of course they hate it, but that's why they own things.

So it doesn't happen to them.

And most of the time people don't really want to do it to them because their powers of retaliation are huge, obviously.

So it doesn't really happen.

I mean, in the case, I think it's absolutely right what Newsom said about Fox.

Do you?

Oh, absolutely.

Yes.

I mean, you know, Fox was just his, his total kind of canteen.

I mean, he could just go there anytime he would phone into the, into the morning shows and they would give him like 10 minutes on the air just to say whatever garbage would spew from the, you know, the trash chute of that, of that endless log career that he has.