themselves forward. did any of the resonate with anyone you spoke to? one people were a little unsure about pete buttigieg. one voter told me she felt he was a little unauthentic and she liked elizabeth warren a lot. the nypd reached a decision to fire the officer for using a choke hold during eric garner s death five years ago. the officer used a choke hold prohibited by nypd, seven seconds. 11 different times eric garner said he couldn t breath. yet he has not been brought to justice. he should be off the street. he should be fired. fired now.
unauthentic, very quickly. i suspect this was a little bit easier for you than some people, because you started out as a plblog, that became a compy of over a hundred people that you have that work for you. was it hard to maintain that authenticity as it went from you to a pig compabig company? i m very much an accidental entrepreneur. so the beginning of the company was all about me. and as we ve gotten bigger, we ve made an effort to showcase who the people are who are writing all of this content and creating it. one of the things we re working on right now is what we call our trust plan. we want to tell people how we make money and how content gets mae made, so readers know this is a real journalist sharing this content. so how many people now read mogul? 28 million women each week. one tip from you and your book? absolutely. my top tip is to rapidly prototype and test and iterate
what they were doing with town halls in 2009. one of whom did the tried and true i m not going to talk in person, i ll do a teley town hall which is really a way to avoid the heat. and another who knew off the bat within two seconds exactly how many town halls he attended in the summer. he said 16. so he really leaned into it. and they both had different reasons for doing it. the person who showed up said i didn t want to come off like i was scared to defend the policies in my party and it looked unauthentic if any do the town hall. the catch both of them lost. not a tried and true way to get through this. when it s a wave election it s a wave election and takes the people who lean in and those who duck. i don t know that fthat is happening now. can you clearly see that people are angry, passion, scared. what i would have asked the congressman, i think this is the question. is this. will you move away from repeal and replace to a position in which you say we will not repeal the law unt
it s always the republicans or sympathizers who say you can t have paid leave. you can t provide health care. they don t mind having big government to interfere with a woman s right to choose and try to take down planned parenthood. they re fine with big government whether it comes to. that i m sick of it. now the of the daily beast, author of a hillary clinton biography which is an excellent read. no, it is, michael. okay. you, you know, you that first book is sort of about her when she was run for senate in 2000. the first time running as a candidate. i feel there is always this weird thing about oh, she s bad. unauthentic. she has quite a commanding presence. last night can you almost watch everyone remember that. yeah. you re right. you nailed it in your lead in.
clinton biography which is an excellent read. no, it is, michael. okay. you, you know, you that first book is sort of about her when she was run for senate in 2000. the first time running as a candidate. i feel there is always this weird thing about oh, she s bad. unauthentic. she has quite a commanding presence. last night can you almost watch everyone remember that. yeah. you re right. you nailed it in your lead in. i think among media ee leets, the expectation is so low. she s wooden, she s robotic and this and. that i think the expectations of her were so low that when she exceeded them, and i don t think she was astonishingly better than bernie sanders. between the two of them, i would say she won it. i think sanders had a really good night, too.