Hello, everybody. Welcome to the weekly show podcast. My name is John Stewart. I will be your

host for this lovely afternoon. It's Wednesday, December 10th. This is the final podcast that we are

doing this year. We will be back, I think, in the, maybe the second week of

January. You know, old people need a good time. You know, it used to be when you're younger,

you go on vacation. I believe I am going to be convalescing. I believe that is the proper term for

ladies and gentlemen over 60 years old who are taking a little bit of a break. But we would

be back then.

And when we come back, publishing on Wednesdays instead of Thursdays, which I know we'll make

a really, I don't want to say crucial difference in your life, but the impact will be sensational.

And we're delighted because it's the wrap-up episode of the year, we're going to do a wrap-up

type thing. We're going to grab a couple of our favorite pundit-type individuals and talk to them about

how they're viewing about the year in Rewind and how they're feeling in terms of optimism

for the future.

I'm sure it's going to be all rosy people.

That's how we've been living this thing.

So let's get to them right rosy, people. That's how we've been living this thing.

So let's get to, let's get to them right away and jump into our year and review episode.

Here we go.

Ladies and gentlemen, what would a year-end wrap-up be without two media moguls?

Moguls, that's right.

You heard me, moguls. I don't throw that word around lightly. I mean it in the sincerest form. John Favreau, founder of Crooked Media and host of Pod Save America, and Tim Miller, hosted the Bullwork podcast. Gentlemen, welcome. What's up? Thanks for having me. Thank you for taking time from your media empires. Yeah, it's upstairs in my house. My kids' room is right over there. Is it really? Oh, yeah. That's the beauty of podcasting. Favro, by the way, mentioned this earlier. He has to, let me talk about what a sucker, this motherfucker is. He has to get in a car and drive to some place of business. In LA, no less.

Where he breathes shared air. With others. Well, it's a progressive outlet. So there are a couple masked. A couple of those people are wearing masks. There's always two. There's always two. And you

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