Tina Brown

And always was thinking of ways that, you know, he would fight back.

And in fact, when he didn't have a paper anymore, you know, that was actually kind of painful for him because, you know, he would say, like, with a school shooting, he would say, why aren't the, you know, every member of the NRA, let's get their pictures, put them on the front page, you know, like, name them, shame them, you know.

You know, he had this incredible fight in him.

And, you know, it always lifted me up and made me feel you should never just simply be a bystander to amorality, malfeasance of any kind.

He refused to be a bystander in life.

He was a man of the arena.

He believed in it.

And I think that's what really rubbed off on me.

It really was.

I mean, it was, you know, it's agony.

I miss him every single day.

You know, I mean, I really do.

I mean, he...

He was so sustaining to me.

So, you know, it's tough.

You know, you go to things on your own and you've got no one to come back and scream with laughter about, you know, the pretentiousness of the evening that you've just had, which is what I would do with him.

So, yeah, no, I miss him enormously, as do the children.

But, I mean, knowing that he was older meant I knew that this moment would come.

And when it did, it was still much more agonizing than I ever thought it would be.

Yeah, I mean, you know, it's certainly true that Georgie's... He actually recently moved out to his own little apartment just around the corner, which is really sweet.