In all of that, Scott, what's that one story that you're proudest of that almost nobody remembers today, or you would like more people to remember?

Yeah, that's so interesting.

The story that I've always been most proud of at the Wall Street Journal was one I did with my colleague, Susan Carey.

And Susan would tell you the same thing.

It was the story that she was most proud of.

And it was a story we did after the 9-11 terrorist attacks.

And the story was about...

What was the specific smoking gun moment in that investigation, Scott, where you realized this person cannot, you know, lead an airline anymore?

Between all of that, Scott, what's that one story that you're proudest of that almost nobody remembers today or you would like more people to remember?

Yeah, that's so interesting.

The story that I've always been most proud of at the Wall Street Journal was one I did with my colleague, Susan Carey.

And Susan would tell you the same thing.

It was the story that she was most proud of.

And it was a story we did after the 9-11 terrorist attacks.

And the story was about...

What was the specific smoking gun moment in that investigation, Scott, where you realized this person cannot, you know, lead an airline anymore?