:36:01
Yes.
Yes, it is.
:36:06
Caitlin, he's going
to double his salary
:36:09
freelancing like that.
:36:11
These guys don't want
policy pieces anymore.
:36:13
They want color,
they want nuance, humor.
:36:17
But Amy,
you don't write funny.
:36:25
lt's a little funny...
:36:28
isn't it?
:36:32
- l was just looking for Steve.
- He's in his office.
:36:43
- You got a minute, Steve?
- Yeah.
:36:46
Do you have phone numbers
for sources on the ''Hack Heaven'' piece?
:36:48
- Mm-hm, but they're at home.
- Can l get them?
:36:50
Of course. Did l do something wrong?
Are you mad at me?
:36:53
No, l just need
the phone numbers.
:36:58
Okay.
:37:01
Okay. Okay, l'm trying
to keep cool about all this, but--
:37:05
you know the ''Uniform Computer
Security Act,'' in the Glass piece?
:37:08
Supposed to be under debate
in 21 state legislatures?
:37:11
l just checked off 50--
no such act.
:37:14
Beautiful.
:37:16
And Julie Farthwork,
from the ''Computer Security Center''?
:37:19
Not too sure she exists either.
:37:21
Same with Jim Ghort of the ''Center
for lnterstate Online lnvestigations.''
:37:25
And l've got nothing
:37:27
on the ''National Assembly
of Hackers,'' or ''Frank Juliet.''
:37:30
Man!
:37:32
Do you know why this is so great?
l mean, do you see the irony here?
:37:34
The New Republic,
snobbiest rag in the business--
:37:36
''the in-flight magazine
of Air Force One''--
:37:38
and their star goes out and gets
completely snowed by a bunch of hackers.
:37:42
l mean, God couldn't have
written this any better.
:37:51
- Adam?
- Yeah?
:37:56
As long as l'm grinding away
on this thing,
:37:58
any chance you'd share
your byline with me?