"No, you're not. Not anymore. You may go to elements of it when you need to. You can recall it. But stop. They ain't paying you that much to be a journalist. They're not."
"Being this wasn't the first time they've offered me mornings in the last few years, and I said no last time. To say no again, that would have been it."
"All these insane people are screaming. There's like blood coming out of their eyes, spittle hitting the camera. It's nuts what's happening right now."
"Carlson's argument is we ought to hear Putin side of this. Well, I want to hear his interview with Putin, but what side is there toward invading Ukraine?"
There may be a subscription market for additional or “different” news, like an in-depth or documentary service or an upscale NPR-style analysis network, but if all you want is just the latest news, you don’t have to pay.
Donald Trump has been at the forefront of the news/talk world for the better part of a decade. Some of the format's prominent hosts disagree on whether or not there's fatigue from their listeners.
Sunday’s big game should be a huge part of your on-air discussion. Your audience will be watching it. Do not ignore the one thing that most Americans can agree on.
"No, you're not. Not anymore. You may go to elements of it when you need to. You can recall it. But stop. They ain't paying you that much to be a journalist. They're not."
"Being this wasn't the first time they've offered me mornings in the last few years, and I said no last time. To say no again, that would have been it."