the famous, some people would say infamous, william loeb., he really left a a footprint, shall we say. he was not shy. joe: i don't think it was his "the washington post" profiled him a week ago, saying that he endorsed a candidate seven years after he died. [laughter] >> so i'm waiting for him to endorse someone else. al: your paper is still very conservative. but it's different than it was in the loeb era. joe: it is because we don't have , william loeb. he was a one-of-a-kind guy. front page editorials. al: hated eisenhower. joe incredible acronyms. : gene mccarthy, 1968, whose campaign was run by my dad's cofounder of the new hampshire sunday news. he was called by loeb on the front page a skunk. and a skunk's skunk. and then my father upped the ante to where he was a skunk's skunk's skunk. mccarthy wrote a book about the campaign and said they were fair to him in the news columns, even though he was the underdog. they covered his campaign. he appreciated that. al: one of you mentioned before, the media is all over the place now. you cou