Tommy Vietor (interviewer) / also appears as host lines

It seems impervious to it.

Doesn't, you know, kind of just like does his thing regardless and just has a very different reaction.

No, I don't think it is either.

I'm a huge baby.

And, you know, I've had exchanges on Twitter ruined an entire weekend.

And my wife looking at me like, why aren't you parenting our children right now?

Are you really in a fight about the JCPOA with someone with like a Twitter egg?

And I'm like, yeah, that's actually who I am.

That's who you married.

Yeah, well, you're right.

And we should not prejudge her tenure there.

It is challenging, though, because it comes in the wake of some major departures at 60 Minutes and a pretty high profile dust up over that show, feeling like they were being censored by corporate execs and then the lawsuit and caving to Trump.

So a tough, challenging time to go into that job, like you said earlier.

You have a great column out this week in Semaphore about Donald Trump's information filter and sort of information bubble.

Can you explain how Trump's information diet has changed from the first term to today and why that might have some of his supporters a little worried?

God help us all.

I mean, yeah, he tweeted this video the other weekend or other week about med beds.

I don't know if you tracked this controversy.

It's just like QAnon thing.

Yeah, it's a filter.