New York Times

The publication that featured an article analyzing the potential decline of Meta.

“people have talked about foreign influence campaigns using Meta, misinformation campaigns using these sites or whatever.So this article in The Times is basically saying that although Meta's still doing very well in the sense that they've, they've made a lot of…”

The newspaper that published critical reports regarding the delays in Edison's lighting project.

“As the winter of eighteen eighty-one set in, New York was battered by harsh winds and bitter cold. Snow covered the streets of Lower Manhattan, and freezing temperatures forced Thomas Edison's crews to stop their work digging the underground tunnels that were …”

One of the prominent newspapers that became an early customer of the electrical system.

“In September eighteen eighty-two, Thomas Edison successfully completed the first demonstration of the Pearl Street Station electrical system at the offices of J.P. Morgan. A reporter who witnessed the event called the lights soft, mellow, and grateful to the e…”

Reported that many dentists recommend filling cavities that could be treated with better dental hygiene.

“The New York Times reported this week that just because your dentist said you need a cavity filled doesn't mean you really do. [laughs] No, thanks, Doc, I actually like it when drinking cold water sends searing pain stabbing in my skull.”

The newspaper that published the reporting on Harvey Weinstein's abuse.

“It was shocking. I'll never forget where I was when the article broke, the great reporting done by The New York Times. And we knew that Harvey was a bully, but we did not know as an industry at large the extent of the abuse.”

The publication that recently profiled Patrick Radden Keefe.

“They do, but the numbers are growing enormously. This used to be an outlier. All these chatbots used to be an out- I just interviewed Sherry Turkle about this. It used to be an outlier and strange, and now it's very common, unfortunately, and very bad for peop…”

Applebaum identifies a wedding announcement from the newspaper.

“That is w- I don't, they don't even have these anymore. That was a New York Times wedding announcement.”

Mentioned by Klein regarding the style guide he follows.

“[laughs] I'm gonna, I'm gonna maintain formality here. Uh, the, The New York Times has a whole style guide I have to follow.”

Cited as a source for recent polling data showing Trump's low approval ratings.

“You know, I me- they, they weren't particularly close, and if you look at the turnout, in s- in, in the Deep South, it's sometimes a little hard to look at turnout based on voter registration because there's still some, like, basically elderly Republicans who …”