> ...That does not by itself justify the particular editorial judgements
made,
> and while I mostly enjoy Dave’s show (I have intentionally chosen not to
> watch the West interview, so can’t not comment directly) it does sometimes
> feel a little too fluffy and airy, as if the point is to show how mellow
> and accepting old man Dave has become. If young Dave was sometimes
> accused of ambushing and being mean and inhospitable to his guests, old
> Dave can maybe be accused of something of the opposite.

The nature of this show is very different than the nightly hour. The guests
seem to be people who Dave wants to talk to, rather than a parade of folks
with projects to plug. And Dave spends a lot of time with these guests, so
the final product is certainly going to be edited for length.

As far as the Kanye show goes, I watched it a couple years ago when it
first came out, and very little of it stuck. If I try, I can remember that
there was some goofy stuff that Ye said, but nothing that struck me as
newsworthy. I don't think this show is aiming for newsworthy, and the fact
that all of this hasn't come out until years later is an indication of that.

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