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I was glad I came back. I miss the humor. Even right now, it's a different type of outlet.

It's a different type of humor that I miss. It's running commentary. You can be judgmental.

Humor always wins with the exception of saying something inappropriate or racist or off-color or

something politically incorrect, correct humor wins. And I like to be free in that way.

I don't like to be trapped. I didn't like to do a talk show. I don't like to do a lot of

formatting, a lot of formatted shows. I like that. What I don't like about it is, and it's not the

women that supporting women. Because it's, frankly, every woman for themselves on those shows.

And when people leave the shows, they're not friends with each other anymore. You have to have

allies. You, you know, you end up having enemies. You would never have had where you not on that show.

You have cross-franchised enemies because of things you're commenting on. This is a challenging

workplace thing. I've had people that I used to be friends with, air something about me

on Watch What Happens Live. And I'm reading it for the first time in print. It happened recently

twice. That's the name of this game. You get into it. If you have a friend who's also in this league,

it's going to be challenging. If you go on a show with someone in this league,

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