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ccc dan lebatard with

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podcast

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apologize to the audience

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on behalf of the show not

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just because tony didn't

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do his job correctly was criticized

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and then lashed out by telling the customers

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to suck it up because billy,

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then countered immediately thereafter with

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it actively have so much bad

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stuff on supported the

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or wherever else it is that i'm

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trying to hide stuff that i'm putting aside codes

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in different places that ,

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he says he's putting time puts his actively

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trying to deceive me undies the weight of you try

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to correct would tony was science was

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to say i'm actively trying to

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trick the audience by being and

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playing time towards in looked unhelpful

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but being less helpful does i want you to stick

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around through the bad bad

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, now know

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that el salvador's to do as

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route value right oh okay first

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oh all earnest

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know funny semantics

1:11

here with word and i'll try to how volume

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trying to help out sorry i also would like

1:16

in it or it did compare it to

1:19

you know how you don't like eating vegetables

1:21

when you're younger that is right

1:23

you don't like veggies and

1:26

, there are your parents

1:28

have the kind of trick you into eating veggies

1:30

that's what i do sometimes

1:32

when the time codes are involved because i feel

1:34

thank you i am a good that's that's where i think sometimes

1:37

if we put in the time codes everyone's

1:39

going to want to go to the french fries and the macaroni

1:41

and cheese and the catch up and all the fun

1:43

stuff rights and know wants to eat

1:45

brussel sprouts or whatever

1:48

the hell and what you're an oscillator nutritious you're

1:50

just saying that bad you know hundred ml

1:52

same thing with vegetable his own you take

1:54

them straight to the sax they have to sit through

1:57

it bride to get to the sex of rough

1:59

it's boss the do vegetables or

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the i get a forgetting sex in our

2:03

contacts light like

2:05

everything get to the sex when two

2:07

people thought no

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evidently no evidently what would you describe

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is our various other acts like a good

2:14

a daughter with reagan self know maybe the

2:16

magic i didn't a local our local

2:20

us and i may end up a fuss

2:22

sex i than a while for his youth you to

2:24

had an argument i am delighted

2:26

beds are among the many things we haven't

2:28

been able to build around here in

2:31

the time we've been doing this farting out

2:33

three hours of what billie saying bad

2:35

is what content to death one

2:37

of the things we have been able to erect

2:40

in the last eighteen months is it kitchen

2:42

will have

2:45

and even that the

2:47

region we've erected the

2:50

the monster i heard enjoys

2:52

off his exam or it wasn't just that it

2:55

wasn't just that most of the only took the

2:57

cheese off the delicious egg sandwiches

2:59

but he also was talking about

3:02

the benihana is mustard which

3:04

i don't know about me i'm sauce know

3:06

of no yes no difference

3:08

was know he was

3:11

in this was a full fledged argument because

3:13

i felt like he a blast seemed against chris cody

3:15

and you guys have talked before about how much you love

3:18

the yum yum sauce i was just shocked

3:20

though to hear whittingham say and we've learned

3:22

whittingham number of the shocking things around him today

3:24

that he just drinks just mustard they're

3:27

just they're he's not even waiting for the meets

3:29

and stuff he's just he's slurping

3:31

sees monsters legitimately

3:34

i'd i'd i'd love his flavors

3:36

so much will discontinue this mustard

3:38

because what did you ever give ever a ginger

3:40

sauce and of your yum yum side so

3:42

guess my first many hot experience

3:44

is crawling around like two thousand and eight two thousand and

3:46

nine and nine remember vg

3:48

give up the ginger and that it was the mustard

3:51

i did the yum the yum was a later addition

3:54

for this benihana look at an office as

3:56

it is specific to the one that i went to a miramar

3:58

the i remember it's been a mustard

4:00

sauce and appears incredibly well with

4:02

a steak with a chicken with a trip with any kind of

4:05

meats are just love the flavor

4:07

of this particular kind of must it's other looking

4:09

for this kind of mustard other places i've googled

4:11

see if i can make it myself with some sort

4:14

of at home recipe i have not able to

4:16

find this mustard anywhere else for your

4:18

app your be as the betting on it during is not

4:20

the yum yum sauce and you're also saying it's

4:22

not that spicy mustard that you get

4:24

a chinese restaurant sometimes that

4:26

is you gotta be very careful with

4:28

it's it's super it's

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it as sparks on it you eat

4:33

too much of it's your it'll hurt it'll your

4:35

inside of your brain and brain scalds what are the ones that

4:37

i've tried in the search for muster

4:39

the taste like taste benihana mustard now it's

4:41

just me saying average mustard

4:44

right you could just be like your normal bog standard

4:46

muster before never reasons this

4:49

particular place and the weight pairs with

4:51

the food at any haunt us from

4:53

and his lunch option by the way i know lot of people whenever

4:55

i say to felt like i like go out

4:57

and yonder for months ago as you said it evokes

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and have them cook know the have areas are you don't have this

5:02

have the whole dog and pony show so i go

5:04

there a lot for lunches very economical long

5:06

ago therefore the doggie the i already

5:09

, a bow has been a experience

5:11

with the i had volcano the matter of

5:13

a dog would i mean i love i

5:15

love the dog and pony show however

5:18

you don't want to go to it like once every

5:20

three weeks i like the idea of a party

5:22

of one and does wouldn't say

5:25

how can i know the and is that how it is

5:29

a consensus around as a day

5:31

by day will want to try to cover let's just keep it

5:33

moving up a enough so when he gets

5:35

the betty on his mustard sauce

5:37

okay there is mustard recipe online

5:40

it is their version of dark bum

5:42

it's not dark real hard big guys have arisen

5:44

bachelor is their version of yum yum

5:46

saws that's all it is but it's

5:49

better of but as is now they serve

5:51

what is traditionally known as yum yum sauce

5:53

which is as very orange he taste and

5:56

i'd it's this is is not for me i like

5:58

the if i don't know what i'm you taste

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is what's an orange cases like orange

6:03

split zesty mail yeah exactly

6:05

it's mail that's that's really more of may

6:07

i zero zero what you nailed that

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unzipped and , terrible you

6:11

said party of one and i actually thought

6:13

that what you were doing is reducing the

6:15

dog and pony show to a dog

6:18

traveling by himself sad because

6:20

the ponies died or or vice

6:22

versa the pony is traveling south following

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me could could

6:30

of he should have been paid more the boat as i

6:32

got more the more is

6:35

as i have that at hours if at a dog

6:39

and pony show so you can have

6:41

to put it on the pole please gemmell at laboratory

6:43

job ten you have just

6:46

the dog or just the pony

6:48

in a dog and pony show the stuff

6:51

of i'm still have the same party because

6:53

i think it might be sad i

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do understand what would a game say now because

6:57

it as sesame seeds in it it's delightful

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it's a great sorry now i have

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no love the yum yum sauce or like sikora

7:04

house or like a rip off betty hada

7:06

localized drinks too cause he's

7:08

drinking it for serving sauces

7:11

that you could drag isaac wouldn't have about me

7:13

a botanist the salsa

7:15

atla bomb iraq thereby

7:17

average ship or not i will drink that sherrod

7:19

out of the top it up ads as the idea

7:22

that as well so yeah happens with the mustard

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sauce you if they give

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you enough for a hearty meal rights to the steak

7:28

and chicken and shrimp goes in there's poor little

7:30

bit on top of the fried rice dunk the

7:33

that the vegetables has a give you in the mustard sauce and

7:35

sometimes as a little bit left over love

7:38

the flavor this muster that's a stick a fork in

7:40

their put him a mouth is just the mustard you're

7:42

speaking roy's language right now he

7:44

is just nodding and smiling silently

7:47

just with great approval you have

7:49

never spoken a greater truth according

7:51

to reuters face or as we guess

7:53

is that thing off melia is right there

7:55

for you isn't it obvious started with top fibroid

7:57

condiments at that table i heard

7:59

that be granted about and so let's just so

8:01

it's roy hill i will allow him defines

8:04

whatever it is the filing cabinet is where

8:06

is where his top five condiments because this

8:08

is where that conversation started stress

8:10

why was he us rosato whittingham

8:13

we're learning is the weird eater here and

8:15

he's got a lot of a lot of eccentric

8:18

stuff i

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don't mind it i'd like i i don't i know

8:22

and particular i know i'm difference

8:24

but i don't mind telling chris you know what

8:26

not really a cheese guy don't have

8:28

a lot of room for many jesus my life try

8:30

to lot of i'm never heard that says you

8:32

can't trust somebody knows that i throw says

8:34

always room for geez what

8:36

around the pole guillermo please is there are always

8:39

room for cheese still weird drooping

8:41

of words a rare food items

8:43

that you can't have too much up like you could

8:45

say almost any food item you you can

8:47

what what's the island of much ,

8:50

cheap a cheap ballpark nachos

8:52

or movie theater nachos if you give me a

8:54

liquid he cheated on me than that

8:56

not alive even shia it's not

8:58

even she you guys you've gotta have you can

9:00

its own drew why don't you know you don't want [unk] cheese

9:03

you're saying that nacho cheese at the theater

9:05

is not orange gala it's orange gala

9:08

it's just goo it's has no representation

9:10

of food have any york the romantic

9:12

but it'll put it on the pole please outlet

9:15

be charged show is the movie

9:17

theater cheese nachos

9:19

or are they just orange

9:21

do and nothing else know nutrients

9:24

it's just do they ever do factor

9:26

in somewhere that pain is orange and they slap

9:28

it out there and they send some sort

9:31

of costs and nine cents when i love

9:33

is to let that see sit for about two to

9:35

three minutes and , get that top

9:37

layer of skin of just

9:40

i don't know what it is i

9:42

asked my it's awesome as it's is that ship

9:45

in there and pull that off layer that

9:47

us billie are you publicly

9:49

advocating for the cheese skyn

9:52

because it seems to have delighted you

9:54

to refer to something is something skin

9:56

and now i'm thinking of grid of death punishment

9:59

that would force one of us to be in here

10:01

we were again why to him suspects i

10:03

heard you talking about it yes to that there

10:05

are only about forty punishments

10:08

outstanding around here before we had to start

10:10

another sees adding that are all forgiven if

10:12

i remember it , my home

10:14

with me me the very

10:17

something funny about mean just

10:19

trudging and sadly and being the only

10:21

one who wants to play and like it

10:23

meant out and god and i'm happy home and

10:25

want to diligently adhering to my

10:27

punishment as like coming punishment

10:29

as just staring at all of you as you say

10:32

customers audience and were actively

10:34

trying to deceive them around the bad

10:36

stuff i were super we gotta know

10:38

what you're talking about them in a dead well

10:40

let's talk about this because this makes me laugh

10:43

together weeks and i want i

10:45

want the audience

10:48

the walk me through something that you know

10:50

that i have cared about all over

10:52

the years and i will not bore you with

10:55

the specifics of why i care about journalism

10:58

or why i

11:00

think it's important during this particular

11:02

time and and twenty twenty four where i think

11:04

the microphones are really gonna matter that

11:08

i think it's important for journalism

11:10

to be president so that

11:12

government corruption and the behavior

11:14

of rich people and power

11:17

abusers can be kept in check

11:19

by one of the system over

11:21

the years i have seen a

11:23

number of appalling things happened to this

11:25

thing i care about i will not bore you with the details

11:28

of this i will not but i just want to take

11:30

it somewhere and ask you guys a question because i think

11:32

it's a place where i

11:34

lose i lose forever and

11:36

the thing that i care about doesn't actually

11:39

matter to use of people listening to me

11:41

maybe to some of you to varying degrees but

11:43

i want to take you down the path as i see ronan

11:45

farrow on h b o max doing

11:47

a story called endangered talking about

11:49

news deserts and all of these places

11:52

where the corruption is unchecked

11:54

and our systems are failing because there aren't

11:56

enough newspaper resources to

11:58

tell people who abuse power

12:01

the shame them into stopping the abuse

12:03

of power the reason

12:05

i bring all of this up is because

12:08

i have a difficulty talking

12:11

about some of the things that happen

12:13

etti as pn which i believe

12:15

that when i was at ias pan

12:18

i talked about at their microphones

12:20

without sounding like i'm bitter

12:23

or angry have any criticism

12:26

when i've always just cared about this thing and tried

12:28

to be an ombudsman on behalf of the saints

12:30

and point out conflict of interest that exist

12:33

everywhere with an all of this of this

12:35

navigate the landscape of stupid

12:37

playground silly journalism

12:39

that you find in sports them

12:42

chef during the washington post their a lot

12:44

of anonymous e s p n people

12:47

russia

12:49

in the washington post the

12:52

newspaper that i still think matters

12:54

but i don't think you think matters

12:57

i say this to the audience i say this to merrick

13:00

i say it's to everybody i don't

13:02

think that you think these entities matter that

13:04

much anymore the washington post though

13:07

the is reporting about something in sports

13:09

media that i don't think that most of the

13:11

people listening to this care about

13:14

when it comes to adam shifter

13:17

and be anonymous quotes and against

13:19

god's i do i like

13:21

adam shifter and i and adam shifter

13:24

was

13:25

the newspaper journalist of the highest

13:27

order now what has been

13:29

birds from these information guys is

13:31

something different that has certain compromises

13:34

that my

13:37

previously held beliefs about the

13:39

prehistoric dinosaur the journalism was

13:43

have been dead and buried there and elsewhere

13:45

that's your city as ps what you

13:47

have in the story from the washington post's

13:50

are anonymous quotes crushing adam shifter

13:52

with the

13:54

the ancillary

13:56

bonus of people

13:58

saying the has been they care

14:00

about this they just paid him nine

14:02

million dollars a year it doesn't matter whether

14:04

there are conflicts and credibility

14:06

hits or how this gets vetted or

14:09

adam shifters very good man a very

14:11

good man with good relationships a very

14:13

good man with good relationships was done a good job

14:15

for a long time but to be what he is now

14:18

requires

14:19

the touch of sixteen thousand dollars

14:21

in chocolates and to sources during

14:24

the holidays because he's everybody likes

14:26

shuster his if he knows how valuable

14:28

information is there's been

14:30

some questionable ways recently that his

14:32

been gotten a now these anonymous quotes or

14:35

in the newspaper and i don't believe anyone cares

14:38

i believe that there yet he has pm is dead

14:40

they will not announce it they don't have to

14:42

announce it they chose journalism as an option they

14:44

didn't have to they had conflict of interest they've got

14:47

business partners who are partners what the league's

14:49

little have to do journalism if no one

14:51

cares about the journalism and no one cares

14:54

except employs that adam shifter might

14:56

be doing the job ninety eight percent

14:58

super professionally and two percent there's

15:00

some stuff here that had some conflict since

15:03

i don't think the people listening to this care

15:05

about what i'm saying at all igloos

15:07

and i lose forever this gets paid this

15:09

gets cheaper and this gets bots and

15:12

it i don't even mean it as a criticism of he has pm

15:14

it's a business decision they made sister

15:17

and how he does this is more valuable

15:19

than having a be a hundred percent pure

15:22

on contaminated journalism

15:25

he could stop thinking about whether or not

15:27

people care they don't care we don't care

15:29

we just want our information we

15:31

wanted quickly we wanted to be accurate

15:34

we wanted to come from a credible source adam

15:37

scepter gives us all of that but at other and

15:39

on accurate is and tricky when he hasn't done

15:41

anything wrong what's that anything while of that were

15:43

no but also wrong morally

15:45

when he's compromised by an agent

15:47

and he's advocating for delvon caught

15:50

advocating a domestic abuse situation that ceases

15:53

to be his public camping terry camping accurate

15:56

it's not it's the bidding of so the rabbit

15:58

them on the bottom end of that the know it's not

16:00

just the accuracy of does he get

16:02

the reports right that's one kind

16:05

of important

16:06

no i'm doing the distinctions of nuance on

16:08

right the wrongs to got and

16:10

where journalism governs here and

16:12

journalism makes you adhere

16:14

to a standard that has no longer today's standard

16:17

and by cheapening today's standard what's your

16:19

love for is that the

16:21

biggest boys with the biggest microphone with the biggest

16:23

platform in information went out

16:26

there and did bidding for delvon cooks

16:28

ages

16:29

on a domestic abuse case i don't know what happened

16:31

in a domestic abuse case but it can't be that

16:33

to god can it's can can the people listening that's

16:35

not care about that either

16:37

you don't care and it deserves to be either

16:40

or

16:40

you're allowed to do know that and

16:43

also don't mind so much that i will still

16:45

traffic and all the things that are adam shifter dr

16:47

foster mom everything those just mistakes

16:49

but he's had a brutal six months and just got

16:52

paid for more than any information guys ever

16:54

been paid like crazy because their

16:56

business decision has been made this

16:58

stuff doesn't matter that much anymore

17:00

we're if we get it ninety eight percent right we're fine

17:03

as actually i just really oversimplifying it by

17:05

saying that nobody cares i do think

17:07

in luton particularly in modern social

17:10

media there a lot of people that try to

17:12

deconstruct where the information

17:14

is coming from that are trying to figure

17:16

out you know what were the motives

17:18

are this is been talked lot about the particular

17:20

and and be a free agency with you know

17:22

the there has been information

17:24

it's clearly come from certain places and

17:27

the brain when horse ranch is something of an

17:29

indication of there are things that you don't

17:31

know

17:32

that are going on and are conflicting

17:34

with the general consensus that's out there let's

17:36

talk about this one okay let's talk about the

17:38

one that happen there's to god's does it matter

17:40

to you in any way that when horses doing

17:42

that mean thing of pointing for two and a half minutes

17:45

because it would appear there's a culture

17:47

of fear at e s p n word gotta be

17:49

the reporting his roaches whoa just or lead

17:51

guy here however it is that we

17:54

get to and everyone fears watch everyone

17:56

fears disappointing wage everyone fears

17:58

are running askew of

17:59

would you sources are progressing road

18:02

from doing his job correctly all of a weird

18:04

right well but does it matter because watch

18:06

here again you're saying and another one of the senses

18:09

of all my information that were roaring the behavior

18:11

were of whatever it is if you don't want to judge

18:13

it and you don't want to say it's cheapening if

18:15

you don't think it's worthy of criticism there's

18:18

no disputing that however it is that shepherd

18:20

won't get their information they become

18:22

bigger than the network in

18:24

in the way italy than the networks news operation

18:27

like they'd be are the new separate are

18:29

there there's a a and that power

18:31

ten be abused if everyone's if indeed

18:33

it so that everyone

18:35

is fearing so much that winners

18:38

when i was doesn't do a search

18:40

that a story like would also the history of windows

18:43

is great his job for twenty years no matter

18:45

what you think of it is journalism of

18:48

the highest order in this realm no realm no

18:50

how is that you want to parses

18:52

he's very careful about how he

18:54

reports is news and makes of make

18:56

sure that he's dub the proper context

18:58

on it but there are people you're telling me there

19:00

a peabody as be added don't want to report

19:02

stop because they wanted coming from one

19:05

last visit know

19:06

what was coming from loads

19:09

what has been theorized by a mean if you

19:11

are listening here when he's been taught

19:14

hi try not to a me miss would

19:16

know more about this than i do any

19:18

then again

19:20

i don't know about a culture of fear

19:22

around would drive only heard of

19:24

a culture of fear about watch and when

19:27

i saw what happened with when horse when i

19:29

saw where he's talking around something

19:31

without saying it it made me

19:33

think of what i had heard

19:35

about the culture of fear around watch

19:38

and i don't know that the audience

19:40

cares about that either how you get your information

19:42

does probably doesn't matter if people are super

19:44

in the weeds who care about that stuff

19:46

and and followed on social media and follow a

19:48

war between songs and woes

19:50

to figure out who's winning but it's

19:53

a very small that wedi i'm it

19:55

is maybe maybe on my up a because i'm

19:57

on twitter all the time you're in the business

19:59

know but i've got but you don't you look at the

20:01

replies over the top of the event or is

20:03

higher than replies a big stories is that about the news

20:06

right about that won't read sums by forty

20:08

three seconds asos votes wins this or that

20:10

of the replies are for i'm saying is is

20:12

that all these things get discussed

20:14

right and adam sessler being out the gets

20:16

ripped on social media but that doesn't

20:19

mean that the next time that aj brown gets traded

20:21

to the eagles he's or the tweets it's little like immediately

20:23

likely would have been set to notifications

20:26

and we don't read sweet it's real consume the news

20:28

that he has provided us rights it's a

20:30

yes i know is that that's out there but it doesn't diminish

20:33

his value because you got to said

20:35

i care so much about what the information is

20:37

even if i'm gonna find out about it and and mint maybe

20:40

i should care about how he goes about

20:42

getting his information maybe i should care i

20:45

don't then i am not going to apologize

20:47

for that because i simply don't care i

20:49

just want the information

20:51

i don't care how the sausage is made just

20:54

give me the information that's important to me

20:56

and give it to be as quickly as possible that are

20:58

really care about how quickly you give

21:00

it to me like i don't do the things are world's

21:02

gotta would first jobs god to adverse

21:05

was shows of my timeline whoever sent

21:07

it out sense in a how dumb months i'm

21:09

not comparing to do and i think most people

21:12

who care about this stuff with care about sports

21:14

gear about the information at don't care

21:16

about how these people go about getting their information

21:19

that's only care about with as bad as it's only

21:21

so there are facts right aj

21:23

brown gets traded to the eagles for a second

21:25

round pick in the sixth round pick such as information

21:28

that is one hundred percent fact but

21:30

it's when you know adam shifters

21:32

reporting on this news stories

21:35

surrounding to sun watson of their

21:37

surroundings off the field things

21:39

or presenting oath this organization

21:42

is a problem with this person when

21:44

it's seat when he could be seem to that you are

21:46

carrying water for somebody to the you're

21:48

presenting one side of the arguments what is

21:50

the other person and that interaction say that's

21:53

when you get into gray areas about were

21:55

you doing favors for korea relationships

21:58

with and that's why people try and

21:59

now because what what are

22:02

you what is your agenda year and

22:04

i i don't think that's what people want

22:06

from their news to when people realize it's

22:08

there's a framing to things and not just here's

22:10

who got traded for this is the

22:13

extra stuff it's the sources tell

22:15

me that blank well who are those

22:17

sources in why are they telling you that

22:20

i've just always operated under the a subject

22:22

i understand what you're saying and some of a tin

22:24

can make you wince a little bit add some of this

22:27

has right to him i don't realize

22:29

how much it affects your view of people

22:31

have personalities of athletes like that's

22:33

of entering the public consciousness seeds

22:36

narratives about who people are

22:38

and that's why it can be dangerous ah i'm

22:40

not saying it's not dangerous all on

22:42

doing is responding to damn when he asked me

22:44

do you think people care of it you care

22:47

i know you care or no deal or no

22:49

i think most people don't i thanks to god speaks

22:51

for most in this realm but

22:54

the reason that i find it interesting beyond

22:56

just the corporates winking of

22:59

you have and don't you don't need to make it about

23:01

anonymous people at

23:03

d s p n ripping schefter just

23:05

make it about the acquisition in

23:08

the information age, creative

23:12

contents, all over the place netflix and

23:14

everyone else aren't sharing information with

23:17

their people who make stuff

23:20

they're not sharing it because they don't want

23:22

anyone to have leverage information, is

23:24

a currency it's currency like we've

23:26

never seen before in

23:28

this realm where sean's and wolves

23:30

and whether someone wins by 43, makes

23:33

them the only two guys you think of in

23:35

the sphere because somehow whoa

23:37

to does his job in a way that i've never understood

23:41

i marveled at how that man could

23:43

be that good at the acquisition of information

23:45

and wondered how does he do that now

23:48

has a protege who's in his mid twenties

23:50

who does it just as well who's figured out

23:52

whatever the secret sauce is competing with

23:54

him and now they're only two

23:56

it's to there's no three doctor

23:58

other people to break

23:59

but it's two guys in the stratosphere

24:02

we're we're paying seven and nine million dollars

24:04

for years and we'll need a whole news department

24:07

will pay one person that whites

24:09

are we to do with nine million

24:11

dollars a year in information on

24:13

a bunch of twenty year olds know

24:16

one dude is our news department and if

24:18

he gets it wrong and it's contaminated one

24:20

do

24:21

the boys for all of us on this

24:23

then you just apologize two

24:27

the victims along the way

24:30

yes and their been more of them in the last i

24:32

know months than we've ever seen out in public

24:34

on how these guys do this job

24:36

but he has be at is telling us we're

24:38

going to have some is absorbed to apologize

24:40

along the way but we trust this guy because

24:42

his got relationships and against us the news

24:45

and as accurate as a died is

24:47

valuable yeah and you do

24:49

what with the anonymous quotes you do

24:51

what's with the washington post or because again

24:53

these are things i also think people don't care about

24:56

if the starting point is you don't actually care about newspapers

24:58

and news and how this information gathered

25:00

and and beyond that you're reading a profile

25:03

about him scepter in which people are quoting

25:05

a quoted anonymously being unhappy the

25:07

newspapers but you'll kill the media news either

25:09

frail you don't care about anything but

25:11

the information who's your valuable information guys

25:14

than you do what with a story that anonymously

25:16

rips adam scepter someone who likes him cares

25:19

about him is friends with images read the cloak quickly

25:21

before service to god yes as here is

25:23

your preeminent journalist for the preeminent

25:25

swore at america's said one one honor

25:28

for he has been personalities i would hope that as

25:30

a never you're embarrassed by that but i'm blown

25:32

away that e s p n doesn't seem to care i

25:36

would say there's a tinge of jealousy their

25:38

to how much money he's making how he goes

25:40

about making his money and i would i would guess

25:43

that these quotes are gabi and from

25:46

, who still watch odds of those kinds

25:48

of things people who still care about journalism

25:50

be done or the right way

25:53

right just think they're just think minority now

25:55

i do that he defied people are

25:57

always get a care about journalism the weights

26:00

the do it the proper way and they

26:02

found a few and again

26:04

i'll say i think they're in the vast minority

26:06

i think most people including peabody as be

26:08

i do not dare they they got observed earth

26:11

does a fantastic job i think that

26:13

you are largely right and in the signs that he's not

26:15

doing a fantastic job they will take

26:17

whatever hits that come from the other times that

26:19

he does the fantastic job but the

26:21

place

26:23

that i separate from you on

26:25

this because it can be here not caring about it

26:28

sir when they're attacking the

26:30

capital it

26:32

happens successfully next time

26:35

i want a press that has strings

26:37

like you can do it in sports is like i don't care what

26:39

people don't care elsewhere

26:42

people are infected by what it is the you're saying

26:44

here alone knowing they don't trust the media

26:47

don't trust the media so much that the least

26:49

sophisticated person in the

26:51

world

26:53

pathological liar

26:56

i'm probably criminal

26:58

who doesn't know anything but com

27:01

nothing but khan was able to

27:03

do damage to that entity because

27:05

people hate and don't respect don't

27:07

like and don't trust that entity so much

27:09

that they would trust somebody yeah

27:11

doing what trump did it's a add other you're

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talking about me just

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better when a local reporter get something post

29:05

do i enjoy when a local reporter gives a scoop

29:07

we're gonna emails eating woodson's

29:09

when like barry jackson break something on the

29:11

heat on ,

29:13

happy guy like really have to put you

29:16

in it as a

29:18

favor to bears are using

29:20

the same guy though you they go to deal with

29:22

the same guys buried under you know his

29:24

name sources of no one of

29:26

no sources never the barry

29:29

is only dealing with the by enjoy

29:31

doing with one scene and so occasionally

29:34

is gonna sneak one pass words watch as

29:36

entirely the cover i realize until

29:38

i started working in the media that the

29:40

whole reason why national guys get stuff

29:42

is because there's like an information trading

29:45

that local guys don't have anything to do the

29:47

trading with until like they can't

29:49

go to the gm of their local team be like

29:51

hey i know this about the clippers

29:53

outrageous information i got

29:56

this in the clippers i'll tell you what's gonna with the pacers

29:58

and die and we

30:01

can exchange information and that's how it all gets

30:03

done i didn't know that you're teaching their and

30:05

now i know a swab the as

30:07

if us while we're like thought i always thought

30:09

it's a team wanting something out there was

30:11

a who's my guy or them and give you that i'm a i'm not

30:13

saying it's always app what i'm saying is that because

30:16

those in chapter know things were all thirty and

30:18

thirty two teams there can be an exchange

30:21

of information as well as a give eating

30:23

and for roses ever telling somebody

30:25

something wrong just like here's all and fro for

30:27

you that's not x i'm either did i go wrong with this

30:29

now he doesn't want to get information again than probably

30:32

that wouldn't be how to develop source is chris

30:34

but that is a good when no no no no selling

30:36

album reporters and go wrong with laser

30:38

do in your favor i think that reminders know

30:40

how do i do him any favors out of a year ago

30:43

does ever tell it now little said begun no information

30:45

now even though it's been a thousand percent

30:47

on he might be telling a line

30:49

that somebody ones out there but that

30:52

i'd i think he would probably tried that and

30:54

see if it's true the poor

30:56

like i don't i don't think these

30:58

people go by doing their jobs unethically is what

31:00

i'm saying i don't i don't think he's trying to let's go do

31:02

a favor by telling instead a whole segment

31:05

on how old is pretty on ethical i

31:07

don't know that that's what we do we were doing

31:09

an article for he just like undermining

31:11

people he seems like a bully arm

31:14

well what well did was you

31:16

guys with no reporting whatsoever

31:18

me with circumstantial evidence

31:21

in the voice of a mean because i don't

31:23

know and i'm cities are probably get aggregated

31:25

to and now again trouble with load because

31:28

i don't get out of i'm turned off assess

31:30

assess of i'm not i'm actually

31:32

saying more number on more

31:35

than most i am not scared of him ah

31:37

however

31:39

when i see what it is

31:41

that's happening now and a meme goes

31:43

viral with when horst afraid to tell

31:45

me the news for two minutes

31:47

i'm watching him on television afraid to

31:49

tell me the news that a beer goggles snobbery

31:51

becomes you say it's ridiculous becomes a meme

31:54

and i'm like what was your friend tells the news

31:56

of piecing together some of the things

31:58

that i don't know because i don't

31:59

wow watch does his job but

32:02

the last few years ago a closer look

32:04

at some of the inspections on they stop and

32:07

not all of it is it's not to

32:10

clean the way we used to do journalism

32:12

standards that we no longer do that

32:14

way because people don't seem to care at all

32:17

including the one that's paying them

32:19

the most and valuing here

32:21

doesn't matter how you get the every just to get the

32:23

and from as i do want to put florida when horse

32:25

point of view as so as to not make it seem like this

32:28

is how he feels he has said in interviews

32:30

since that he doesn't like

32:32

aggregation which is he says

32:34

something on a podcast and then there's and

32:37

headlines about it and then his editors call

32:39

them and say why don't you report this for us

32:41

as because why don't one hundred percent know it was

32:43

over the course of conversation things are going

32:45

to come out that i know that

32:47

i don't one hundred percent know but i could know it's

32:50

a heated want to say i think rudy go bears

32:52

getting prayer for for for for for some pics

32:54

because that if it doesn't happen he looks

32:56

like a boot

32:57

i'm surprised that

32:59

people care about the information

33:02

so deeply and i thought

33:04

care about the information business

33:07

not about the details so much of

33:09

the information act as a

33:12

fleet they care about the horse race there's

33:14

a who's winning and loads

33:16

really yeah no series i'm telling her is a vote

33:18

broad psalms into then the

33:20

vertical at yahoo and was

33:22

kind of like gonna handle it seem like basically

33:25

whoa it was tired of reporting who

33:27

the g league with signing it's like

33:29

a way some much handle the g league but

33:31

to handle like us where i was

33:34

random m b a player that like i was hindered

33:36

blue canard is going i'll get the rest of the stuff

33:38

he point a he pawned that off to

33:40

our decided to be out in fort i knew

33:43

that seems like how it happened in and but i found

33:45

anybody so idea that people are are

33:47

are afraid of what who's whoa what

33:50

his wounds outs a good dad gave

33:52

wow salvaged from nowhere the world's

33:55

ever monopoly ever monopoly i you know cause

33:57

this is not how this has no fair sell

33:59

you guys

33:59

sorry things and ultimately

34:02

it all lands on me what

34:04

all of it lands on may so you yes

34:06

out there are any number of friendship you have cost

34:08

me in this business because sorry about that i

34:11

console evil as i had to have

34:13

at it just do it all

34:15

, ago walks around he has been

34:17

living with that woes has a monopoly

34:20

on m b a news god forbid anyone

34:22

else dare step on his

34:24

turf on his territories and

34:26

reports of the that they know because they

34:28

have sources do because bri

34:30

wind horse has met a lifetime sabrina

34:33

same league as eight rewards

34:35

are on skis was that was

34:37

me to god saying it caused the deal

34:39

of his art show that was me saying

34:41

it's not dare do not shove words as advance

34:44

math i am tired of people being

34:46

intimidated by you i am tired

34:48

of people being scared of you i'm

34:50

tired of people walking of ads are

34:52

eggshells around the bristol campus

34:55

at he as the head for has virtually

34:57

bri wind or will be i know

35:00

now why because he worked very hard

35:02

to worry portfolios so

35:04

who should be a small minded everyone's services

35:07

world and when doors windows

35:09

were not wanted to record numbers

35:11

fell apart you don't have raised him

35:13

and he just sits humid you imagine

35:15

humid you moment with you rich ripping

35:17

loads and you took out winners for no good

35:20

reason right and winners didn't say any of

35:22

us do on tried again what what know

35:24

but wooden doors is one of those guys who's like

35:26

scared to report news was as close

35:28

as but i feel like he is what sets about

35:30

five minutes ago didn't care about any of as

35:33

i still don't buy low sell

35:35

your try it again again this is

35:37

to god speaking not damn of adored

35:39

i go home to they'll have it's our job woods to god's

35:41

words of tired of

35:43

here's the deal you do not have a monopoly

35:45

on m b a news if other people want

35:47

to report it feel free to reborn it's i'm

35:50

tired of guides and i self

35:52

is a bit when i was there are people

35:54

walking on eggshells around words

35:57

they can't report and be a news

35:59

bryan we

35:59

door to spend a lifetime covering

36:02

the same exact leagues

36:04

that you have covered for your life

36:06

sides why did he reportedly

36:08

he has no was a marc stein report

36:11

news why can't why is obama

36:13

was iraq or phrase a report

36:15

lose their jobs to be reporters

36:18

to be journalists as they're not doing

36:20

their job wise because whoa just

36:22

getting in the was let me be

36:24

clear enough for him i'm

36:27

not going to follow him anymore there's

36:29

other people have news jobs as

36:31

it know your does your life as he

36:34

has his and on follow any i

36:36

may david aldridge details were dropped

36:38

a story i mean i've done

36:40

with words there's on deadline day though

36:42

he got it you cannot smoke in my

36:46

eyes words don't mean anything stir god

36:48

saudi on follow

36:52

you guys

36:54

there you have to agree with me on this i

36:56

don't have to agree we should agree with nine

36:58

as be on the right side of history and you

37:00

didn't care about this five minutes ago and

37:02

we've already talked about it i would say

37:04

about thirty minutes longer than

37:07

average i said i would not bore them

37:09

repaired people again board the audience

37:11

with this

37:13

information about information

37:16

there are a number of things years

37:18

that

37:19

i think are worth discussing a mean

37:21

would have information he's gonna join us

37:23

a little bit and for those of you prefer

37:25

stuff that's reported and informed

37:28

you should know that eats and strauss on sub

37:30

stack of used to cover the warriors exceptionally

37:32

written a warriors bucks and covers

37:35

some of this sports media stuff that some

37:37

of you do like the is written

37:39

about this stuff extensive

37:41

lakes of window ours is not saying it's

37:44

you should know that ethan strauss has been

37:46

reporting it and his information is

37:48

vetted and informed it

37:50

is not contaminated like some of your other sports

37:53

blogs say offer media criticism

37:55

that i think we can all agree on now allows

37:58

no no not have loads of something employee

38:00

completely different have you guys notice that

38:02

most sports blogs now basically

38:04

exist to try and get google traffic though

38:07

there a lot of web sites whose entire business

38:09

model is how to watch the players

38:12

championship how to watch

38:14

tiger woods at the players championship

38:16

how to watch max homer at the players

38:18

since those that are selling her father and

38:20

i have this is of i subscribed to rss

38:23

feeds to get my news and usa today's

38:25

for the when i see to not will

38:27

post how to watch the travelers

38:30

championships forty different ways

38:32

said it's how to watch thirty nine different

38:34

golfers play in the tablets a bit of

38:36

also among to you spawn

38:39

spawn me to the sports blog that sports illustrated

38:41

created as was basically pure aggregation

38:43

all they do is are

38:46

you a spinner and lamar lamar jackson

38:48

makes his thoughts on contract negotiations

38:50

very clear i swear to you there's

38:52

like fifteen headlines a day that are about

38:55

it is the final words are very

38:57

clear so when you go to google and you see

39:00

lamar jackson makes it's not very clear clicking

39:02

on that headline also i'm onto you

39:04

sports blogs and do nothing but post about

39:06

page spirit neck i'm on to you

39:09

i'm on you're trying to get

39:11

thirsty dudes are into paid for an egg

39:13

it's gross i'm telling you it's gross

39:16

every single sports bar they're just trying to draft

39:18

off of the popularity of always the

39:21

woman who does a very good job on social media

39:23

spin my word of our and are have you

39:26

arrived or hold on you're describing her as a woman

39:28

who does very good job on march madness awesome

39:30

easy as a beautiful she's a beautiful

39:32

woman who a is indisputably

39:34

dead a full answer points bet as a good

39:36

does it with as a sports betting service and

39:39

she's got enormous following and which

39:41

he was at lake tahoe shed tahoe big following their

39:44

seabed there's is like

39:45

the only sports my biggest aggregate her tweets

39:48

every single one of them

39:50

what does it get it does well on google it's gross

39:53

or the aggregating tweets with her the sweets

39:56

aggregating her photo wait she

39:58

it's just like paid for your neck has leave

40:00

golf and there's five headlines about

40:02

it every single thing that he tweets

40:04

lower in his area to buy sports blogs

40:07

telling you i'm onto them outcomes like a good idea

40:09

yeah yeah a little late to

40:11

a but it shouldn't have this aggregation

40:13

and it's great a lazy act against in

40:15

the things should be sponsored by still got

40:17

it can , instead just have

40:20

them sponsored can we all her money

40:22

and we want to do these cheap dirty

40:24

tricks to make business brought to you on behalf

40:26

of still got got god

40:29

makes his thoughts on was very

40:31

clear on aggregation

40:33

site where we do nothing but aggregate ourselves

40:36

go ahead aggregate ourselves you get to work right

40:38

that all right now get to work on through

40:40

god's makes a the his thoughts

40:42

on whoa dj very clear how

40:44

how to listen to our one know

40:47

how to listen to our to we post this

40:49

every single day

40:51

they make good money on tons i'm probably

40:53

far as it is confusing with golf had a watch

40:55

stuff i clicked on though sometimes like a tiger's

40:57

playing and something am i don't i watched as i clicked on

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time joining us from summer league but dominate

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at what mad dog is saying

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on labor day weekend twenty eighteen

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sean from easy and walked into a mcdonalds

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bathroom he dialed a friend to talk

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him through his misery all he showed a

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needle in his arm

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the evening sean died and

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his death became the first

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the knocked his crimes against

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