Well, we got lots to talk about today.

We'll get to little Georgie Stephan, a little George Clintonopoulos.

What did the president call him?

A little wise guy.

We'll get to that interview.

Bill Cosby takes to Twitter.

O.J. on Twitter.

We'll get to John Stewart and Madonna.

And, hey, interesting to see what Mark Zuckerberg does on his own Facebook page and the letters, the lessons you can learn from it.

We'll get to all of that coming up.

We'll get to Buttigieg and more.

Did anybody actually watch the whole George Stephanopoulos interview?

It was a TV special last night.

Anybody watch it?

I don't think so. I mean, we've all seen the clips here and there, but it was an actual

television special last night for, was it an hour? Two hours? I don't know. And he spent 30 hours

with the president, which means the president. And if you think he's not patient

or he's, you know, attention deficit, anybody that could spend 30 hours with George Stephanopoulos,

I think the most I've ever spent with him is three minutes. And even that's hard. He's not the most exciting guy in the world.

In fact, I mean, if you had a contest for the most boring guy on earth, he would come in in the top 20 somewhere.

But to spend 30 hours with this guy.

Now, a lot of serious journalists are a little upset with George Stephanopoulos.

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