I heard the interview and I can say that they were kidding. I listen to Derek and Romaine nightly and they are never serious. It's my understanding that Jason Sechrest wanted them to ask Jesse serios questions to try and get to know him. Derek and Romaine is not a serious show. The host themselves admit that they don't take their show serious. Like they say "We're not for everyone, we are for you". They called a mutual friend of Jesse and told him to apolize to Jesse for them. Fans of the show don't listen to hear porn stars talk about who they plan to vote for in the elections or what they think about the war in Iraq. We listen to the show to ear the porn stars talk about who they slept with behind the scene of their new movie. It was a joke and people need to lighten up.

The people who need to lighten up are Derek and Salad er um Romaine. They spent an hour on the show the other night justifying why they conducted the interview the way they did with Jesse Santana. Most of the time Derek complained that Jesse was calling from a cell phone in a restaurant with alot of background noise. Of course he left out the part of the story where Jesse's agent and recipient/deliverer of the (oh so heart felt) apology is also the same person who insisted that Jesse do the interview from his cell phone at the restaurant because he was afraid he would lose his table reservations for Jesse's birthday party that he planned so he could feel special and hold court. If he was such a "good" agent/friend to both Derek and Jesse you would think he would have insisted that Jesse do the interview from a land line especially since the interview had been set a few weeks in advance, probably before Jesse's agent and friend of Derek made his oh so important dinner reservations. The gross part is that Salad's, I mean, Romaine's claim to fame is that she was the best friend of Matthew Shepherd. I wonder how her friend Matthew would feel about her participating in something specifically designed to try to make a 22 year old gay guy feel bad about himself, not to mention a low-class attempt to publicly humiliate him simply because her and "frying pan face" were so dissed that someone, anyone, would suggest they try to do a good interview by getting their panties all in a wad exclaiming, "No one will tell us how to run our show!" Clearly someone needs to because they certainly aren't doing a very good job of it.