If Carlson is a victim of his own success, or excess, he has penned something to remember what he thought it was and should be. He still gets to ask the questions. We still get to know the answers. Screened or not, for a subscription, or as advertised. To these truths, maybe it won’t matter, and if you need to know, maybe it won’t be the same tomorrow. If you want perspective, get out there, look around, and ask some questions—if you can. That’s all a journalist is supposed to do. And that’s all the news that’s fit to print.