Dan Pfeiffer

So you're trying to do like the red panda, spin as many places as you can at once.

God bless, grandparents, truly.

And also, when you go on the road, like you're in LA right now, you don't have the Nanadon.

So that's kind of nice.

My buddy would tell me, like, when his kids learned to crawl out of the crib,

he would just wake up in the dead of night with a two-year-old like three inches from his face.

There's nothing more terrifying.

Anyway, great to finally spend some time with you in person.

Listeners might have heard of you because you gave this speech back in 2011.

You were a 19-year-old college student.

It went super viral at the time.

You were defending the right for all Iowans to marry, but that was a while ago.

Can you tell listeners about yourself, your story, and the moment that led to that speech and what you've been doing since?

Yeah.

Usually it's a two-year-old grandkid.

So again, that speech that you were talking about, it was like a horribly bigoted Iowa law that they were trying to jam through.

I was in Des Moines, but I just was on the road all the time.

So I went to like 70 some, 73 counties with Obama, right?

Doing what you're doing right now, yeah.

So amazing experience, loved every second of it.