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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World, and today we're going to do our world-saving seasonal check-in with Kat Timp on a variety of subjects, starting with what happened at the Oscars, the slap felt around Twitter.

Not even round the glow,

because no one was watching the Oscars.

The second lowest rated broadcast in the award show history,

the only thing people are talking about, no one saw any of the movies,

no one's talking about the movies,

no one's talking about set design or costumes or best supporting actor

or Kevin Spacey or any of that. They're only talking about Will Smith hitting Chris Rock in the face.

And the first take was the hottest take. And that was from Kat Timp. And so far, her wisdom has proven correct and universal.

Kat Timp, welcome back to Kennedy, saves the world. So good to be here. It's a big day.

It's a big day. So Will Smith has come out and kind of apologize to Chris Rock. Do you think now,

I think that Chris Rock has declined to say anything. Yep.

He also is not pressing charges.

He talked to the LAPD because he was kind of forced to when he left the stage during the Oscars.

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