Glenn Greenwald

We're happy.

Well, let me just say, first of all, I'm uncomfortable with this whole Katie Miller podcast, not because I don't think she should be able to have a podcast.

She's perfectly entitled to one.

Before the Trump administration was doing this sort of work, it's not like she just invented this.

At the same time, her husband is, I would say, the most powerful person in the Trump administration or

Wait, do me a favor.

Right.

And so, first of all, I'm not even sure that people who get invited onto Katie Miller's show really feel the ability to say no, given the power that her husband has.

But also, I don't have any problem with partisan media.

I used to compliment you on the fact of audience, and yet you would interview Republican and conservative politicians as a journalist, like in an adversarial way.

This podcast is not designed to do that.

It's almost like a form of state TV, but then it doesn't like, it tries to personalize these people.

Like the last one she had before Cash and his girlfriend, she had a Mike Johnson.

And for some reason, Mike Johnson's wife, like there's a lot to ask Mike Johnson.

He's the speaker of the house.

I know, but I ended up learning that the person who wears the pants in the family, as they put it, the one with the veto power, the one who makes all the decisions, is Mike Johnson's wife.

And I'm like, why am I listening to this?

I like Mike Johnson, too.

I just don't know why I have to hear the details of...

Don't click on her face.