Bryan Greene

The CIA did some damage by playing these games, and now people have gone crazy.

Does this affect the... I'm getting the sense that America...

is first and foremost in the land of conspiracy theories and divisive thinking around conspiracy theories.

But now it's bled into other parts of the world, like the UK.

Is that true?

It's true.

And I think there's some part deep down also is that people want to believe they have some inside track, some inside knowledge.

It makes them feel like they have some control over situations that may not be in their own control.

Like, I really know what's going on.

I really understand what's going on.

All right, back to comedy.

All right, back to comedy before we make this whole episode about conspiracy theories, which I could talk about all day long, by the way.

But tell me...

What did you find funny as a kid?

What were some of the first things?

Did you always want to be a comic?

Were you the funny guy in the family?

Were you the funny guy at school?

I am very up to speed on British comedy, by the way.

It's my favorite kind of comedy.