David Marchese

politically oriented repetition, persuasion, kind of like brainwashing.

And the thing that's been nagging at me is, help me understand how it's not at least a little bit hypocritical to say that, because even if it's nominally comedy that you're doing on Gutfeld, you're repeating the same ideas over and over again with like sort of slight variations.

And those ideas basically being, you know, the idiots on the left are ruining the country.

So how are you not part of the problem that you're diagnosing?

Well, the Dominion lawsuit would suggest otherwise.

I thought we were talking in a larger context about messages on the right and the left.

There you go.

That's okay.

I understand the narrative you're bringing up.

And I thought, yeah, sorry, can I just finish?

Sorry, Greg, I understand and I appreciate you taking the risk.

And again, I just want to say, perhaps my comparison was not a fair one.

The reason I brought it up, and maybe I was misunderstanding the point you were making, but the reason I brought it up is because I interpreted what you were saying as being that we being Fox doesn't have a place for conspiratorial thinking.

And then, so when I heard that, I thought,

Well, there's evidence, the evidence being the Dominion lawsuit, that no, Fox did have a place for conspiratorial thinking.

Gotcha.

No, it's nice to get a glimpse of this is what Craig Gutfeld's life is like when he's on his computer.

If anything, it helps create a sympathetic portrait of you.

Yeah.

This is not even your dog.