You're listening to the micro version of the Savage Lovecast, www.com.

If you're stuck in a relationship quandary, or if you're looking for sexual harmony,

well, there's nothing you can't ask on Savage Lovecast. Well, I didn't see that coming, which is more than Jeffrey

Tubin's former colleagues at The New Yorker can say. Tuben is the author and reporter who lost his job

after 27 years as a staff writer at The New Yorker and was suspended from his side hustle

as the talking head on CNN after he pulled out his dick during a Zoom meeting with his colleagues

from the New Yorker shortly before the 2020 election and had a wink. What I didn't see coming was

Tubin's return last week to CNN. In the most supremely awkward nine

minutes of television since Donald Trump had to make his way down that ramp Antifa and Black Lives

Matter smeared with Greece on George Soros's orders, Allison Camerota spent nine minutes, nine

minutes going over what Tubin did, the decisions he made that day.

And basically allowed Tubin to plead inanity. Tubin made an inane argument. I'm not going to play

the nearly nine minute clip. It's not hard to find if you want to go watch. Tubin says he wasn't

thinking. He didn't know what he was doing.

He didn't know the camera was on.

But what he does know and what he does think is that he shouldn't have been fired for what he didn't know he was doing.

And he went and worked in a food bank over the last seven months and he got a new book coming

up.

You know, as problematic and unsettling as Tubin's return to CNN was, I believe him.

I don't think it was intentional.

I mean, the wank was, of course it was.

Your dick doesn't accidentally fall into your hands during a work meeting.

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