Louis Theroux

He came to – he's a Canadian psychology professor specialising in a lot of Jungian-type disciplines.

Nevertheless, he came to fame relatively late in life through YouTube lectures, having gone semi-viral or achieved some notoriety because he resisted compelled pronouns.

He said, like, I'm not taking a view on whether it's right or wrong to call yourself by a certain pronoun of your choosing.

He just said, I don't want to be compelled to use your pronoun.

What do you think you're getting from him in general?

What do you think is the key takeaway?

You've become quite friendly with Jordan.

I wonder how he identifies politically.

Is he swimming quite close to Trump at this point?

I don't know.

I mean, I think he'd be... He took work with Ben Shapiro, didn't he, on The Daily Wire?

I feel like you're on the edge of...

It's striking reading about you, reading your book.

The kind of the most mind-blowing thing in your book is learning that you were a virgin until you were 26.

Stop flirting.

You're intelligent.

You went to university, right?

You have a lot to offer.

Thank you.

This sounds like the wind-up to a joke, and it isn't.