Oh, Jason on today's show, today's show is going to be hot.

We're interviewing Jason Fyfer, the editor-in-chief of entrepreneur magazine.

Wow.

He's going to share it with us why the person who gets rejected the most is usually the one who's the most successful.

Like when he wants to book a big-time guest on the entrepreneur magazine and book them and interview them,

he has to reach out to a ton of people.

I bet. And he points out he says usually if he sends

out 40 emails requesting somebody to work with them. Usually 20 people don't respond at all.

Maybe 35 people don't respond at all. Maybe 35 people don't respond at all,

but one or two say yes.

And then it's worth it.

Whoever gets rejected the most gets the most success.

Absolutely.

And on today's show, Jason Fyfer, the editor-in-chief of entrepreneur magazine,

breaks it down for it.

But not before I can expose the truth about Neil Ferguson, the man who falsely

reported that 2.2 million Americans can die from the Corona virus.

Good evening, and welcome to Tucker Carlson tonight.

One of the reasons that most of the Western world embraced unprecedented mass quarantines

this spring was due to the work of a single man a man you may have not have heard of

he's a British academic called Neil Ferguson

Ferguson is a professor at a college in London but he's also something of an

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