Aaron Smith-Levin

He's not just a hater.

And I'll just say, it's interesting to note, you would never get a representative of the Church of Scientology to sit down and have a conversation with you and even be as fair and accurate about Scientology as I'm going to be, which is noteworthy.

They paint themselves into a corner of not being able to send a representative out into the world to speak honestly about it because you're literally not allowed to.

So when faced, you know, if you're just sitting down with an entertainment journalist, a representative might be able to fudge their way through an interview.

But sitting down for a long-form format interview with someone who is going to ask them about Xenu and the body thetans and Leah Remini and Lisa McPherson, that's a no-go zone.

So I'm representing why it will never happen.

But, shit, I would tune in for that interview.

I mean, I hope you do get someone.

I would love to be wrong.

Yes, anyone over there, if they've done their homework, knows you're gonna be as fair as anyone in the world's going to be.

And yet, they're simply things they're not allowed to talk about.

And they're not even allowed to say, I'm not allowed to talk about it.

It's not even a matter of training.

It's that there's an entire, the entire upper half of Scientology's bridge is simply confidential.

I mean, and I never even did those levels when I was in Scientology.

I didn't learn what Scientologists actually believe on those upper levels.

until after I got out of Scientology and I was frickin' born and raised in it.

Yeah, I was four years old when my mom got in.

So I was four years old when my mom got introduced to Scientology.

And she got in really fast, really quick.