So how do you get through the stories that you want to tell to people knowing that they're fully in control of what they want to be reading and seeing? Well, I

think that's kind of what's exciting now is that if you want to be a storyteller, a communicator, you don't have to work for the CBSs and the ABCs and the CNNs.

You know, you don't have to work for mainstream media anymore.

You can have an incredibly powerful platform and something that you can do on your own.

And it's interesting because when I was let go from CBS under a reorg, I sat there and I thought, okay, do I want to go back and start applying for jobs and get my old job back at another network? And I thought, okay.

Why should I go back to that space in this moment where they are shedding viewers, they're shedding audiences, and it feels like some of the people and the voices that have the most impact are in these newer spaces? And to your point, we aren't digesting our news at 6 o'clock, 7 a.m., 11 p.m.

anymore.

And I think going from Jerome's really strong, positive message there, exciting message, let's talk about something that's less positive, which is why was the team cut? Is it because it's not profitable? Is it politically dangerous? Why is this happening?