Harry Sisson

Yeah.

But I also think that does fall in the category of unproductive, but whatever, it's fine.

The Mehdi Hassan debate was, like...

so eye-opening and I think depressing.

I was just, when I was watching a lot of these people come up and openly acknowledge that they're fascists or essentially making excuses for Hitler, that,

That, I think, spells a broader problem in American politics with the kind of extremism that has come about, especially on the right.

And I think there are crazy people on the left, 100%.

But with a more acceptance of Hitler, the Nazis in World War II, of fascism generally, of the idea that government should stop gay people from marrying or stop people from engaging in certain economic activity if they want to, or...

voicing their opinions on certain issues.

That, to me, is really scary.

I think he swept the floor with them, too.

It wasn't even close.

It wasn't close.

I love Mehdi Hassan.

Oh, really?

Shout out to Mehdi, man.

He used to have a show on MSNBC.

And now he has, I think it's Zetio.

It's his independent media company.

And that's apparently incredibly successful.