And isn't that "collateral damage" well worth it? I mean a moderator for a panel consisting of four men and one woman, in this day and age, shouldn't one of th

And isn't that "collateral damage" well worth it? I mean a moderator for a panel consisting of four men and one woman, in this day and age, shouldn't one of their mental bullet points going on stage be "make damn sure she gets about the same airtime as everyone else"? In many cases I do feel sorry for the person who's 'called out', but in this case: he failed spectacularly at his task, and when you do you can't expect to fully control the narrative of why that happened...