00:00We're of course celebrating Powerful Big Boy Media.
00:02What would you say is the most important power move you've ever made in your career?
00:06What's the most important power move?
00:09Believing in myself from the beginning when no one knew who I was.
00:12And I had a very unique thing I was doing with Billy on the Street, but I committed to it.
00:18Yeah, and it worked, thank God.
00:21Now, was there anyone you saw in the media that inspired you in your career?
00:25That inspired me growing up? Oh my God, a lot of people.
00:30A lot of people. David Letterman, big influence when I was a kid.
00:33I used to stay up when he was on after Johnny Carson. I'm old.
00:37And my parents would let me stay up. I was like seven years old and I'd watch Letterman when he
00:40was on at 1230.
00:43And yeah, I love him.
00:45How are you feeling about Colbert? We've only got a couple more weeks before his show.
00:49How are you feeling about the end of Colbert's run? You know, we've only got two.
00:52I love Stephen Colbert. I've done his show many times.
00:55He did Billy on the Street and was hilarious on it.
00:57But I love him. I'm sad he's leaving, but I'm sure he's going to pop up somewhere else.
01:02He's a genius.
01:03Do you have a favorite memory from being on there?
01:05Oh my God, Colbert.
01:09I once dressed up as a banana on his show, but I don't remember why.
01:13I really don't.
01:14I would tell you if I remembered, but I don't.
01:17But I love that man.
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