All right. So earlier this month, we hosted our first ever press publish NYC, a gathering of 400 plus creators in New York City. And it was powered by Microsoft co-pilot.

Now, one of the coolest parts about the partnership with Copilot is that Copilot was the official note taker of the event.

So for everyone sitting there listening to all the speakers,

they didn't have to take notes because co-pilot recapped and summarized everything and gave everyone there the biggest takeaways. If you weren't at Press Publish,

NYC, you can still get access to all of these takeaways from all of the sessions.

You just go to thepublishpress.com and you can read them.

And thanks again to Microsoft Copilot for powering Press Publish, NYC.

It is so loud, I couldn't even hear myself scream.

My honest first thought was, have you lost your mind?

Yeah, I would never do this.

That's going to cost some money.

Income outcome, P&Ls. A lot of that decision came from something that we do a lot. Maybe I'm going too

under the hood here. You guys tell me. That is such a good piece of advice. Please vote for us for

a standing hosted nonfiction series or special. That's it so crazy! You didn't end up getting nominated.

Do you feel disrespected by Hollywood?

So while I was training for this, I was actually also training for the next challenge I'll

be doing, which is.

Oh my God, Michelle.

Today's guests are Michelle Carrey and Garrett Kennel, the duo behind one of the most popular shows on YouTube, Challenge Accepted.

If you watch YouTube at all, then you've definitely seen Challenge Accepted. In every episode, Michelle undertakes some truly absurd challenge that I would never do. And most people watching would never try and do.

What Michelle and Garrett have been building over the past seven years with Challenge Accepted really represents the future of YouTube.

This concept that people are now watching more YouTube than ever on their connected TVs, and they're watching shows like Challenge Accepted.

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