The editor in chief of Buzzfeed news is leaving to the New York Times.

I'm a staff meeting here on a list of what he was going to miss about Buzzfeed and number 16 blew their mind.

That's pretty funny. Yeah.

Seven reasons I'm going to miss working here and number six will shock you.

Buzzfeed now a lot of their content is sponsored. Seventeen gadgets you can't live without are all ads.

Oh really? Yeah. They're not making money. I was read an article yesterday.

A longer than I expected about the rise and fall of collegehumor.com, which is responsible for some of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life.

But it's the typical internet story. They grew. They got bought out by some big corporation.

Then it got harder to make money and everybody got fired and goodbye.

A Super Bowl ad is $5.6 million this year and two presidential candidates are going to buy some Bloomberg and Trump.

So look for those during your Super Bowl broadcast. Also the whole Kobe thing.

I have an observation on that as I was looking at the New York Post today and listening to my kid talk about it.

What is what is what is going on there? Stay tuned. Huh? Okay. All right. I will indeed.

So you know us one of the things we're kind of nuts about around here is free speech, the first amendment.

And how incredibly important it is to everything we hold there and how you need to be absolutely militant.

Resisting those who would curtail your free speech because well it's hate speech or speech is violence or or whatever ridiculous, you know,

collegiate propaganda they spout it. You do not let them limit your free speech.

Even if you're not sure exactly why it's a bad idea, just trust me on that.

And it's shocking and disappointing to me that some of our closest allies and countries that we like to think of as

very similar like Britain or Canada have really scary limits on free speech by American standards.

And it's always well meaning. I didn't know until fairly recently that you couldn't make fun of the queen for instance.

I didn't know that you couldn't do that. Right. Right. People get in trouble for that.

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