hurt me to it discuss the babylon bee seth dillon welcome to the show.antastic the "new york times" is mad at you, where they so angry with you? >> that is a great question. we are trying to figure that out ourselves. i think ultimately what it comes down to his were any targets they don't like premier making jokes they don't like. we get e-mails all the time from her readers they will say , this time you've gone too far. i usually like satire but this time you it too far. that's just human nature thing when satire tends to poke at you you bristle and you react to it. the "new york times", they represent the left. left wing thinking we hit those targets extremely hard extremely consistently. they're just reacting to the fact their target of her sets are they don't like us. >> it makes me laugh so hard not only is your content fantastic, that is what parody and satire is. it is not a news source. they do not consider the onion a new source for they do not consider separate night weekend update the news. >> no. they try to consider us news, fake news, misl

dillon, who plays homer, and you can learn a lot from children. i mean, if you keep your eyes and your ears open, you can steal from anybody >> seth: colson whiteheadsited set what's it like when someone, you know, who creates the source material comes on while you're doing the adaptation >> when colson came on set, it was -- for me, it felt like the ceo had entered the building there was an incredible amount of respect, appreciation for what he'd created that allowed us all, hundreds of people, to be there and a desire to want him to feel good about everything. like, the sets, the costume, and particularly for me, i'm like, do i fill the shoes of the character that you created in your own private space so it felt like, you know, it felt like a good cool ceo had entered the building >> seth: all right, now i need to ask you this just because i know you're back in australia. how long has it been since you were at the beach? >> two days. >> seth: okay. >> yeah, no, like, i go for a swim or a surf most days, but i have been a little bit busy lately >> seth: fatherhood will do that, it will take away -- it will cut into your beach time. >> it's about t