Gwyneth Paltrow

Like he has such a

sweetheart and he wants to like make sure everybody's looked after.

And I think in this climate, you know, sometimes I'm like, can you I'm like, can you just listen to this?

Like, can you you know, can you know, it is very triggering for people like they've become it's become so binary, I think.

And and and I, I am trying to in my journey through being an American right now, trying to I don't know, I guess sort of

weave together lots of different points of view and also to get out of that place of like righteousness and anger and fear.

And I mean, I'm pretty centrist and my husband thinks I'm a Republican.

But I think it's, which I'm not a Republican.

I mean, I don't feel anything right now, to be totally honest with you.

I feel like I'm

completely an independent, but I do think that, you know, we were just in Nashville over the weekend and, um, we went to see bluegrass and there was this amazing girl playing on stage, young woman.

And, you know, she was talking about if she obviously had like completely different points of view than my husband, you know, so I'm sitting there like, okay, like, is he gonna, um,

And I just thought, no, but this is so beautiful to see somebody who clearly is such a good person coming from such a different place.

Like, isn't that more valuable to understand ultimately?

I love that.

If you want to avoid dairy, one trick that I do is I dice up arugula and I put it in.

Really?

It sounds weird, but it kind of adds like a nice texture to it and it's delicious.

I notice with my own husband, too, who's the best person ever in the world.

He's so progressive.