Jeff Dye

Yeah, because people are people and we should be able to share these spaces with these people no matter what we think.

I'm not so far right or so far Christian that I go, I can't be in the same room.

That's what cult people think.

I think you're giving them a lot of grace.

You have to.

Because people are like, aren't you afraid of AI?

No, I'm not afraid of AI.

What I'm afraid of is clips, short context things.

Even recently, I did Howie Mandel's podcast, and I got asked for the millionth time about the Marc Maron thing.

And I was like, what?

Dude, the good part of that Marc Maron story is that we buried it, I think.

Who knows?

It'll rear its head again, I'm sure.

I know, but I was like, how about that story?

Tell that story, Howie, that we shook hands at the comedy store and we're able to share a stage.

Not a stage, but share a room full of stages.

And it just... Howie Mandel's team just posted the thing, so all the comments are like, Jeff, I can't stop talking about Marc Maron again.

What I'm saying is that Charlie Kirk's guilty of, or not guilty of it, but a victim of it.

This short...

real thing that is out of context it's not a three-hour conversation no one's listening to trump in long form no one listened to charlie kirk in long form the people that were informed did but i'm saying them the the everyday person is kind of just kind of collecting these excerpts right and then forming a group think about those excerpts and the group think becomes