Who Said It? “I’m so heartbroken that the Internet, for the first time, was wrong about something.”

by Rachel Sklar | 11:28 am, September 15th, 2009

“I’m so heartbroken that the Internet, for the first time, was wrong about something. How are we ever going to trust the Internet again?” Who said it?

Some hints:

He was one of Salon’s “Sexiest Men Living” in 2008.
He’s been on 60 Minutes and Charlie Rose
He’s from New Hampshire.
He looks like someone who used to date Jennifer Garner who is not Ben Affleck — though he has worked with both of those people for his day job, which is actually a night job.
That job requires him to wear a suit.
It’s not Glenn Beck.

Who is it?

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