but there's a keith olbermann anecdote in the book as yet. no, i it please listen to it. it just won an episode. it's great. i wish everybody would thank. pardon me. my name is paul johnson and actually, i was in the media about 25 years ago. i was the senior producer for moneyline with lou dobbs. and i got out of that business. and now i'm a u.s. attorney, not the u.s. attorney, but you asked like, how do we how do you solve or what are some suggestions for, i guess, moving forward? i don't know. there is no not a defeatist, but like how do you compete with social media? that is it's not there to inform. it's there to get you back, you know, like the old batman, you know, same back channels saying that time just come back. and i don't really know how you do it. it can't be. macneil lehrer oh one on this side and one on this side. no one's going to watch. i mean, i think part of it is, first of all, let's all pour one out for twitter while we're here yet right now, i think part of it and i've had this these conversations recently, but is just the where we think the other

was talking about, but they preferred keith olbermann and dan patrick to stuart scott, and he had to battle that stuff. and that's what people don't understand. and behind the scenes, the stuff that i had to deal with for six years at cnn, people don't understand the battles that we have to deal with. and you just see us on the air. you have no idea what happened often. you know, that's that's what i tell people, especially during those times. and it will happen when the network you're working for, they come into some crosshairs. right. they've they've done something egregious. and people assume that black people, they are not fighting and they have no idea every day it's a fight. and i'm glad you said that about stuart scott, who was one of the biggest supporters of mike and i. he used to texas all the time and tell us like, don't let them change you. you know, give us really great advice. he was like big brother to us for sure. and in a way, while it was encouragement, it was also a warning. yep. and it was a term that we phrased about sports centered like once there was a enormous

. >> i have it listed, either but there is a keith olbermann anecdote in the book. >> please listen toit, just one episode, it's great. i wish everybody would, thank you. >> pardon me. my name is paul johnson, actually i was in the media about 25 years ago. that is the senior producer for money aligned with lou dobbs. i got out of that business and now i'm a u.s. attorney, not the u.s. attorney. you asked how do you solve or what are some suggestions for guests moving forward. i don't know that there is, i'm not a defeatist but how do you compete with social media? that's not there to enforce, it's there to get you back. you know? like the old batman, same bat channel, same path time, just come back. i don't know how you do, it can be mcneill layered, one of the side, one on the side. no one is going to watch. >> i think part of it is, first of all, let's all point went out for twitter while we're here. >> need that, right. >> i think part, of it i've had these conversations recently, it's just the -- where we think the other person we're talking to his coming from. if they say somethi

according to keith olbermann, he's called them a fascist because of it. heaven help the fact that finally two years after exposing himself in front of the entire company, jeffrey was actually calling so are they making small strides? >> that was the biggest joke of them all. >> at the end of the day a tiger can't remove its stripes and cnn can't depart from the fact that they are at the end of the day the joke themselves. [applause] >> greg: i thought they were going to go back to covering straight news but now they are looking at us and going what are they doing over there? we need a kat of their own. >> i just love that this counts as an ideas, like, they are doing a comedy, and it's going well, so we should also do a comedy. i want to be an executive. if that's what counts as contributing something to a conversation. >> greg: that's all you have to do. >> they didn't say how would it be different or unique or something that's already out there? this other thing is good so we should also have our own good thing. and that actually gets reported on, that'

keith olbermann wants to get started on oversight.rly is going to hold it up. you say you will block in that first vote. you are laying down the marker. will you accept responsibility for the damage that may do to republicans as they try and begin a new chapters? >> you know, it's funny, griff. conservative pundits, conservative media has criticized kevin mccarthy and the republican leadership, republican establishment all of these years, and, yet, they want us to now surrender to that and to vote for the status quo to continue what we have always done. so we will get what we have always gotten. some of us came to congress to bring true transformational change to washington. we are willing to risk everyone to safe this country and republic. $32 trillion national debt. awoke education system. a weakened military we are going to block that to suggest that out of 222 members of congress on the republican side there is only one person who can be the speaker just because he happens to be the current minority leader. >> griff: no is he? cou