“When someone knows you from TV, they will come up and they'll be like, ‘I like you on TV.’ When they are radio listeners, they want to shake your hand or hug you."
"I just wanted a place where I could say exactly what I thought and I didn't have to worry that one morning I was gonna wake up, and find out that I had been fired."
"$600,000 for them is a rounding error. The amount of money these corporate news outlets can put toward stupid decision making -- in both of those cases firing talent -- is remarkable in and of itself."
"He does the passive-aggressive thing though, of 'Hey, so let me ask you a normal question.' Then 'Why are you such a racist?' And then 'Hey, how's Tesla going? And why are you such a racist?' in and out in and out."
Borrell Associates projects that figure will climb considerably over the next four years as the industry undergoes what it describes as a "great reshuffling."