Welcome back. Welcome back. It's part two, bitches.

What? Sorry.

I, like, looked up. I was looking down at something and you said that and I looked up, but you can't see that.

I did do that.

We don't go.

When we do Zoom, we do not turn our cameras on.

So we're just talking.

I'd be so distracted by that.

Really?

By looking at the person?

Yeah.

By like watching you move around or like sometimes, you know, no, sometimes like,

I was going to make it really gross joke, but then I could sometimes I want a Jeffrey tube in it, you know?

Okay. First of all, what, why did, like, he's still a totally relevant guy. He's just treated like a regular journalist. He's not that bad. He's not, I mean, listen, we're in a world where, you know, there's the president is on the Epstein list. That's what we're looking at.

So this guy, like thinking his camera was off during a Zoom thing and not having turned his camera off and jacking it at his desk is just a thing that happens.

But did he really not realize his camera was on?

I absolutely 100% did not realize his camera was on.

I don't think he was trying to jack it in front

of all his co-workers at MSNBC. He was not doing that. It was a mistake. And I think even removing

him at all was a mistake. Like it's one of those embarrassing things, maybe take a week off and then

yeah, he's back. That would be, there's so much worse that we just, but why are we still playing Michael

Jackson music?

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