Jon Lovett

And the further I got into the book, the more I'm like, oh, he does exorcisms.

I gave him a bat's deer.

You know, it's authoritarianism rising, never been happier.

Happy for you.

I remember because, you know, John and Emily got married in 2017.

And when I think about that wedding, right, I do not connect, oh, Trump just won, and oh, John and Emily are getting married.

Well, besides right now.

They're completely...

Except right now.

But really, when I think about that wedding, there's no politics in it.

There's no like, oh, we had a good time despite.

There's no despite.

It was just a lovely, awesome time.

And I'm sure at that wedding, there are conversations I no longer remember about what was happening in the country.

But truly, it was just that is life and that life can be good and you don't have to let politics ruin it.

In fact, you sort of have, I think, a duty to yourself and

and your friends and your family to not allow that because they can't have even one more thing.

So that's how I think about it.

I'm very excited that we're getting married.

I also feel like having a gay wedding and just like that they're not going to keep us down at all.