Thanks
That was fun
I did up a bit of a transcript for you, since you can't hear it:
Alison: Well it is a sad day here at The Most, our own producer Pete Breen, you know him, you love him from those control room shots, leaving us for another show here at MSNBC
Pete: That's right.
Alison: Let's just say no passport required. Well it's sending shockwaves throughout NBC News, in fact just a short time ago, our cameras caught NBC's Brian Williams talking about it with one of Pete's oldest friends.
Bono: Well you know I was just, I was just talking about Pete the other day.
Brian: Who hasn't?
Bono: A lot of people don't know that, you know, that he used to babysit me.
Brian: Oh is that right?
Bono: Yeah.
Brian: Well you and the Breens were-
Bono: Yeah, I know, and I was a difficult kid.
Brian: Yeah, well, still are in a way.
Bono: But he was, you know, he was tough. He still is.
Brian: Well I, yeah, I feel like I raised him.
Bono: Not good to drink, I know that.
Brian: No. But hopefully he'll have better luck at this other show he's going to.
Bono: Oh really? Yeah, you're better off.
Brian: Thanks a lot, come on.
Bono: Alright.
Alison: I didn't know you were Bono's babysitter, Pete!
Pete: What are you guys doing! Holy cow! Pretty good.
Alison: Who knew?
Pete: Oh my gosh, thank you so much!
Alison: I would've treated you with more respect, had I known that all these years.
Pete: If you only knew. Well thank you Alison, so much. It's been such a great time on the show.
Alison: I know.
Pete: I love everybody, loved working with you. So long, I'll see you around, it's just down the hall.
Alison: Just down the hall. Well, they pay a little bit more apparently, at Primetime.
Pete: Moving to the country.
Alison: Pete, leaving us for the money. Alright. You're dead to me. We love you Pete, you know that.
Seems like they're having a good laugh. 
Everywhere except MTV. Now *that* is a good thing.
