New York Magazine

And, you know, I knew I wanted to work for him.

And I arrived at Slate a few months late because I was covering the 96th presidential campaign for New York Magazine.

And I only was ready to go when my boss there got fired for bad reasons.

But I've never had a better time in journalism before.

Sebastian Stan, our great friend Bucky Barnes, our 100-year-old brainwashed assassin, Bucky Barnes, apparently pitched Kevin Feige a standalone Winter Soldier thriller.

This comes directly from Stan in an interview with New York Magazine at Vulture.

In which he said, apparently half-jokingly, that he pitched Kevin Feige a quote-unquote Sicario-esque Winter Soldier film that could be, you know, filmed on a small budget.

And the premise was, like, Bucky thinks he recognizes someone connected to his, you know, period of hydro-brainwashing, becomes obsessed with identifying that person, and that kind of, like, pulls him into this mystery thriller.

And, you know, I knew I wanted to work for him.

And I arrived at Slate a few months late because I was covering the 96th presidential campaign for New York Magazine.

And I only was ready to go when my boss there got fired for bad reasons.

But I've never had a better time in journalism before.

And many regional radio hosts or TV hosts who interview Republicans candidates.

Or is this just about the candidates that Carr doesn't like? And the reason that I'm picking on this guy, this is a man who claims to write about news media and other topics in The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, New York Magazine, The Washingtonian, and he used to be with The Washington Post.

So this is a man who claims to be an expert on media.

Guys, I knew about the equal time rules far, far before.

That's right, Sharon.

Donald Trump has lashed out at New York Magazine for questioning his story of where he was on 9-11, this after a speech he gave on Tuesday where he said that in the aftermath of the terror attacks, two firefighters picked him up off the ground and carried him to safety near the U.S. Steel Building in New York City after the building, in his words, started to creak.

Now, at Tuesday's event, Trump said that at the time he was constructing a building in New York, and in his words, he took the whole crew down to... to ground zero, sorry, and I quote, right after this happened.

Let's have a listen now to some of that speech.

But they thought it was coming down.

It didn't come down, U.S. Steel.

Now, following these remarks, New York Magazine scrutinized Trump's version of events with this headline questioning his story.

And this is, in fact, what prompted a lengthy rant by the U.S. president on Truth Social.

And I like to think that the argument is not accurate.

And maybe you've seen these articles that have popped up over the last month from the Denver Post to New York Magazine, and they've gone almost viral.

And the question is really, youth sports are broken, or are they? At least that's what we're being told.

I think that's the narrative in these magazines.

They're pushing things like they're too expensive, travel teams are destroying neighborhood leagues, private equity has taken over, kids are burning out, parents are trapped in this pay-to-play system, and families are apparently spending thousands upon thousands of dollars chasing Division I scholarships that almost none of their kids are ever going to get.

New York Magazine called it pay-to-play childhood.

I mean, doesn't that seem a bit excessive? I just don't know that you can put a blanket statement on something like that.

The Denver Post followed with a series about the growing opportunity gap in youth sports and whether money and expectations have irreversibly changed them.

There might be a really bad list filled with 1970s children's entertainers who did terrible things, and then maybe a list titled People Who Are Really Into MILFs with Trump and Macron's name on it.

Who knows? In a 2002 interview with New York Magazine that Trump likely regrets today, Trump famously said, I've known Jeff for 15 years.

Terrific guy.

He's a lot of fun to be with.

Bring Brandy Melville girls to the crypto torture house.

What? Did you not? It's like some New York Magazine article that I read.

Okay.

And he's named in it that all the girls at Brandy Melville would call him Unc, which I used to think meant like creepy uncle, but apparently it means uncool.