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00:02:04 It's hardly breaking news that the newspaper business is in deep trouble.

00:06:07 So the authoritative tone with which "The Times" has always spoken

00:09:43 considerably longer ago

00:13:25 and there are already people in the army and elsewhere saying

00:17:24 raising two children as a single parent

00:21:02 - So continue, continue. - Sorry.

00:24:35 I think the end of September the story leaked

00:27:57 "The Times" contacted me and asked me to come up

00:31:23 It's a demonstration of networks trying to do more with less.

00:34:47 I thought, "You horse's ass." I thought, you know

00:38:15 "The Times" reported that Saddam Hussein had launched a...

00:41:24 in the history of newspapering, to his being fired.

00:45:14 "Go to treatment," my editor at the magazine in Minneapolis would tell me.

00:49:11 against our own work aggregated.

00:52:48 and I do think journalism is a public good.

00:57:07 Are we partnered?

01:00:32 It's unclear what the model is, but I think it's a sign though

01:03:37 Oh, fuck that.

01:07:33 but it's under very difficult circumstances

01:11:12 as they cross back into Kuwait.

01:14:49 who talked to the Pentagon five minutes ago

01:17:54 in terms of its scale of its staff

01:21:37 It sticks to the facts

01:25:30 - Yeah. - You used to be like six feet tall.