sucking money out of the economy. well, that s why i think it s so smart that you re producing programming that appeals to a demographic that is important, powerful, rich and engaged. so my next question would be why high definition? no, what do you think of morning television? very dynamic. the today show that tom and i used to do, you know, they talk about new york being the city that never sleeps. yes, it did. we would arrive in a very quiet city. 30 rock, there was no one here. they maybe had polished the floors, but the floor polishers were gone. today it s so alive. segments are 3 1/2 minutes long. it s like riding a bike in rush-hour traffic on the fdr drive. i don t know how the stamina to
the today show that tom and i used to do, they talk about new york being the city that never sleeps. yes, it did. we would arrive in a very quiet city. 30 rock, there was no one here. they maybe had polished the floors, but the floor polishers were gone. today it s so alive. segments are 3 1/2 minutes long. it s earlier. it s like riding a bush in rush hour traffic on the fdr drive. i don t know how the stamina to be a host on the morning shows, it s very, very different. and it s a much bigger a bigger audience that americans are still the most productive on earth. we get up early. we go to work. you know, we work late. but i think morning television has always been the freshest, most dynamic part of television. the fact that my friends tell me that you were talking yesterday, you know, people are there.