He believes that despite the challenges of a shrinking audience and financial pressures, late night comedy shows like Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel might see a short-term benefit from the cancellation

“But in the short term, once Col Bear is off the air next May, in theory, Fallon and Kimmel should benefit. You know, if for the people who are up at 11:35 and are flipping channels with their oldfashioned TV remotes, and I'm still one of them. I still have my oldfashioned cable connection.”

Mainstream media organizations are failing because they prioritize political agendas over objective reporting and are losing their audience to alternative platforms.

“The media, a free press, only exists to inform the population, right? To provide you with information so you can make better decisions. When they cease to do that job, they cease to serve a purpose.”

While advertising is an imperfect funding model, it remains necessary to keep news content free and accessible to the masses.

“is it a good thing I'd argue no but it can be that's a gradient there right to clarify no thing it's better I think you wouldn't be able to do that I'm not saying good thing bad thing I'm saying is it the right model cuz something has to f something has to fund it”