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“him. And it was not long after he had said that the New Town families made up the the the murder of their children. >> So, you know, he was like very very hot potato to touch at the time, but I thought it'd be an interesting profile. And he had moved off of that. So, I kind of thought we were just going to do a profile on Alex Jones and we would touch on that, but it wouldn't be the theme of the piece because I he was interesting and he I knew he had gotten a lot right. Anyway, we went there and he kept doubling down on the Sandy Hook thing, which turned the whole piece into something that did look more like a hit piece because I of course I had to get contentious with him”

Mentioned as a former employer where the host conducted a profile interview.

“We've met with another network who said every game that a seven game playoff series doesn't go through to the seven, they leave 50 million bucks on the table in lost advertising revenue. But then it's hedgeible, right? But will they actually act on it? So if it's NBC, for example, does Comcast go and buy those”

NBC is mentioned as an example of a network that could potentially hedge sports outcomes.

“He worked with me at NBC as a producer. He was the guy who got all those women who were ready to come forward against Harvey Weinstein that NBC spiked his story.”

Mentioned as the former employer of Rich McHugh where he worked as a producer.