Strahan says Harrison has been seeing a “race leader and strategist,” along with “faith leaders and scholars, like Dr. Michael Eric Dyson.”

“Dr. Dyson often talks to me about counsel. Not cancel,” Harrison added. “And that is full accountability, understanding what you didn’t understand, owning that, learning from that, seeking counsel often in the community that you hurt, learning from them, listening, gaining experience, knowledge and moving forward.” I understand what Harrison’s going for here, but it sure does sound like he’s putting the onus on the Black community to teach him about racism. And did he just learn that cancel culture isn’t real?

Anyway, Harrison also said he plans to be back to his old job, so, I guess the dream of a Harrison-less franchise is dead.

When the segment cuts away from the interview, Strahan reveals he felt like he got “nothing more than a surface response” from Harrison, adding, “obviously he is a man who wants to clearly stay on the show, but only time will tell if there’s any meaning behind his words.” Uh, have you seen the show before, bud? Depth doesn’t live there—and neither does true accountability.