I think he tried to say as little as possible in the question-and-answer portion. It was part of his strategy to be brief and not make waves the first time around.

It's a smart strategic move for XM because they need to answer the Howard Stern question. It's not a dirt-cheap deal. But it does help XM attract a female audience.

To every answer you can find a new question

Maybe the answer is that there isn't one. Maybe the answer is that there isn't JUST one.

I'd rather live with the answer than die with the question.

What would answers offer and--more importantly--what might they take away?