Sue enters her office to find Tracy already seated in front of her desk. She nervously offers to explain, and he pretty much commands her to have a seat. Sue is freaked out at the idea that someone is giving her orders in her own office, but she does what he asks. Tracy: "Sue, when I met you, I instantly disliked you. You're bossy, insulting, and the fact that twice you called me Rerun makes me think you're a little racist." Oh Sue. This guy is clearly Raj, not Rerun. Tracy planned to write an article exposing Sue. But the fact that she had cheerleaders of every size (although it's actually cheerleaders of only two sizes -- Mercedes and everybody else), talking and singing about being beautiful despite their differences, told him that he was wrong and Sue is clearly a progressive, open-minded cheerleading coach who should inspire the nation. He calls her a "visionary." I think those are psychotic hallucinations, not visions. Sue tells him that she tries to get the girls to recognize that it's what's inside that counts. Before she can talk too much and reveal her own inherent ugliness (internal ugliness, that is), he ends the interview and thanks her for her time. So he attended one pep rally and spoke with Sue for about one minute? Those aren't exactly the kind of reporting skills that will earn you a Pulitzer, Raj.