So it goes from the laundry room to a fucking studio, and I have to say, your staff, I mean,

I've worked on a lot of TV shows. All right, not a lot. I'm actually like an asshole. I've

worked on a number of television shows. The camaraderie, the feeling of family, you know,

the show always takes on the personality of the star, you know, and I've done so many shows where

like this person is full of themselves and it's so obvious you can tell because the staff is like

nervous or scared or look like it was family. Was that the way it was? I mean, it comes from like

the how when I started to kind of assemble the team. So I didn't know anything about television.

So we started to interview people. So when I got my TV show, what I did was trying to

hire people with experience. So I hired people with experience and I fired them all after one

because they didn't have it in them to try to do something new. They wanted to do something

the same way. Yeah. And I didn't like that. So I wanted to come and so whenever I come and I

wanted to make them watch John Stewart, watch the Colbert report. This is how this is what I want

the show to be like. And they were like, they were like, we want to do the same thing. So I fired

all of them and I hired people who had absolutely no experience in media. I had I hired fresh

graduates, people in college, people who were engineers and lawyers and people who, but they had a

good sense of humor and they were more aware about what it is like to do a political satire show.

Right. And I hired all of you. So all of us were newbies. So we're all of these people that kind of

like coming. So great. I knew I knew nothing about television and they knew nothing about

television. But all we had was one thing is passion. We had passion about doing something new.

And it was a trial and error every week, a trial and every every show, every episode. And it

was wonderful because we wanted, we wanted to create something that we would like to watch.

So that's so brilliant. That is so brilliant. It was like, no, we're doing something new,

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