Carl Higbee

Because she's going into what she sees as the viper's nest.

And they all applauded, like lustily applauded.

Southern California, LA audience, they don't know who the guest is going to be.

So you can't stack it with MTG fans.

So they were very, very pro her.

She didn't get a single boo the whole time.

But all the things that she said were not necessarily anti-Trump.

She had the throat clearing that he's still the greatest president, but.

And there was all of these buts until we got to the overtime segment.

And she had something that sounded a little more conservative to me, but we were talking about health care most of the time, and it was a bit, you know, it could have been in the Bernie Sanders universe.

I mean, her politics became, and there's a lot of that in populism too, which is why we disagree with some things you're talking about, is we're definitely ultra free market people, and there's a lot of people in the populist movement who aren't.

But she afterwards, and I can't betray confidence, because we had a long conversation afterwards, but she did sound...

much more left-wing than I had heard her sound in the past.

Sorry.

And she was like, my life is in danger.

And I was like, wait.

I'm over that.

I had somebody that I interviewed when I was doing the Vice show who insulted Donald Trump on camera so aggressively, like in the background, and I was like, should we cut that?

And he's like, no, it's fine.

And then he became a member of the administration.