retraining things? is that what with you have done here? >> yeah, it is. i'm staying with tv. i love my association with nbc and msnbc. but on my nontv side, i'm moving from "newsweek" magazine over to the huffington post. i'm going paperless unless i write another book. the huff post is one of the biggest news websites out there now. battling with "the new york times" if you can believe it, even though it's only a few years old. they need help from people like me i think on the traditional reporting side. plus, if i'm going to still cover politics, which i would love to do as long as i live, i've got to understand not just the internet, but social networking. obama's campaign was facebook-based campaign. the tea party is a twitter-based campaign. and social networks is what huff po does in addition to reporting the news. that's why i did it and i'm excited as hell about it. >> congratulations on it. we noticed your volume of tweets has increased. it's up to two a week now? >> i'm working on that. >> we'll work on that. howard fineman, congratulations and thanks for coming in.