Jessica Tarlov

Yeah, I mean, I would hope so, because I certainly, you know, working in conservative media, I've basically just heard about how neutered all Democratic men are and that like no man worth their salt or like get a woman pregnant would ever be a Democrat.

I don't know how we possibly have all these children.

But anyway.

Um, so I, well, can I ask you about that?

Yeah, well, the audience, like the four million that sit down at five o'clock or, you know, access their DVR to watch the five, about 50 percent are Republicans, 20 percent Dems and 30 percent independents.

So there's a good amount of talking to people who have at some point voted like me.

And I think in the Trump era, everything is scrambled, right?

Like the hardcore MAGA can't hear you, but nor me Republicans can.

So I've always felt like it's a great place to try your hand at persuading.

But, you know, you know better than anyone that like.

Your audience for who tunes in at the moment versus what you can do on social when your clips invade another universe like our worlds.

I mean, because of what you investigate, they sync up.

But like we live in two different stratospheres, essentially.

Right.

But I see you all the time and I'm sure that you see me maybe not all the time, but like it gets into the feeds.

And that's where I think the real opportunity is.

And to that group of young men that you're talking about, the ones who fell into the manosphere, the Andrew Schultz devotees, right, or the Dana White fans, they feel totally up for grabs to me.

And I'm wondering if you could...

Unpack a little more like the relationship or the fissure, I guess, between like the sports world and politics, because it feels like there has been a bit of a boomerang back where it's like this actually isn't that cool for us to be in bed, putting aside the UFC fight that's going to happen on the lawn and Mark Mullin.

Yeah.