it took a long time, but at least it dacame to fruition. >> to bill's point, bill o'reilly was in terms of ratings, in terms of advertisers started pulling out, in terms of money he was making for the network, was probably at the top of his became, the show was averaging the highest revenue ever, reporting nearly $46 million from 2014 to 2016. even somebody who is generating hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars for the company was held to account. >> right, but it's not exactly a clear cut message, you know, if you ask me, anderson, look, it was a business decision to keep him, the company knew exactly what was going on, but as you point out, he was a huge money maker, but they had to pay money to women and they still resigned him. so that on the one hand is a signal that if the "new york times" hadn't done that story,