00:00Diana Roussin here. If you haven't been following along, it's been salacious all the way through.
00:04But the one thing I always take a look at these instances is she put a resignation in, which means
00:10to me, I don't care what the actual saying was or the statement that she put out.
00:14That shows the admission of guilt at that point.
00:16I'm going to tell you right now, if somebody was mad at me at my job, I'm like, you know
00:19what, I'm just going to step away and lose my job and my income here because I didn't do it.
00:23But I don't feel like hearing about it. Stop the madness.
00:25If nothing was done or inappropriate in your field of business, you would never be given that up in that
00:31position that you have.
00:32She gave that up, which means she gives something else up.
00:36I'd like that segue.
00:38Is she married or not married?
00:41I mean, it hates her.
00:42What is it?
00:44Yeah.
00:44Yeah.
00:44Apparently, I didn't even know she was married.
00:46So, and listen, the way she framed it in the resignation letter was that she was not being renewed anyway
00:55over at the Times and the Athletics.
00:57So, her contract was up in June, and she's like, I'm just, I'm not playing this game.
01:02And they were, you know, they were doing an investigation into what is going on.
01:06Listen, you cannot be a reporter in the NFL and be sleeping and canoodling or whatever you're doing with one
01:13of the NFL head coaches there.
01:15Like, that's just not going to, that's not going to work.
01:19Now, listen, a private life is a private life.
01:21Do whatever you want.
01:22But if you're going to be reporting on inside scoops in the NFL, kind of hard to do if you're
01:28canoodling with a guy that was just in the Super Bowl.
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