life for that afternoon. so we re going to continue our work. it s important that we do that. but clearly those folks in the president s friendly media circles were concerned and reaching out. it s interesting we have not heard mr. meadows talk about any of these, nor to my knowledge was it included in his book. but some of the conversations he had with the former president, even on january 6th, are in his book. but he doesn t want to come talk with us. so it s tough to claim privilege and then list it in a book that you re trying to sell for $25. one of meadows attorneys says he is still cooperate with the committee in some ways, even as you and the house of representatives writ large move to hold him in criminal contempt of congress. is that true? is he cooperating in some ways? there have been letters that have gone back and forth. the chairman entered those into the record last evening. since our meeting last night i understand the former chief of staff mark meadows attorney
by the media i think there s headlines even now that people have written to me privately, ayou poll guying for apologizing for. and i think we need to be more aware the way we talk about women especially, if a woman is emotional or passionate, it doesn t mean they re crazy or insane and the view just i felt like i was patient zero for a pretty long period of time after my dad died. howie: let s get into that. you say in the book that that whoopie goldberg eventually treated you with open disdain. i have great love and respect with whoopie. all things considered she was good to me. my issue was with joy. things shifted during covid. i felt like i was the only republican anyone knew which is a problem for media circles. i felt like any time trump would do something people would hate
line? was it the conference call that you reported on? or what do you recall as the turning point in all of this? you know, i m not sure. the thing with ozy, they had this idea of what media ought to be, bipartisan, diverse, young people, having thoughtful conversations across party lines. and you know what? there s probably a reason there s not a cable network that does that. and the reason is, that americans, perhaps, sadly don t want to consume that. but who does want to consume that are billionaire investors and advertisers. and so, this pitch worked incredibly well on the people with the money. just never got them an audience. the crazy thing about it, you look at some of the people that attended ozyfest, they are a who s who of society in this country. and the idea that ozy wasn t everything they appeared or presented themselves to be, is something that has been talked about for a while within certain media circles. are issues like this widespread in the media industry? are y
that when you look at some of the people that i attended aussie first, they are a who s who of society in this country. the idea that all as he was appeared or presented themselves to be something that talked about for a while within certain media circles. our issues like this widespread in the media industry, are you seeing this more and more with this kind of rush to find the next media gold mine if you will? yeah, i ve actually heard nobody even watching the show, it s just the producers running around trying to give the impression that it s a real thing it s kind of like the truman show. no, actually. i think people say well there s a lot of digital media companies and that sort of the companies that come out of it, i think in any industry there s high, there are salesman, those people trying to push lines, but this is really an order of magnitude away from that. i know that aussie wasn t just faking it in the digital space, you also reported that they produce an entire tv show
up gb news. he has confirmed that put up he s a former bbc presenter who started off with gb news but has now said in a statement that back i m sorry to go but i ve concluded that it s time to reduce my commitments on a number of fronts. he could see the tweet. in a statement he expands on that he says over the summer of had time to reflect on my extensive portfolio of interests and decided it was time to cut back. i wish gb need doing that gb news while in continued its promise and mission to underserved news broadcasters in response to that gb news said andrew is without doubt one of the finest journal and interviews in the country. gb news thanks him for his 12 months of leadership, wisdom and advice and we wish him well. there have been quite a lot of talk in media circles about his disenchantment, shall we say,