Lulu Garcia Navarro

What do you mean?

A revolution.

You have been politically outspoken in the past.

In the first Trump administration, you had a lot to say.

I'm curious how you feel about talking out now.

I mean, I saw you at a press conference recently when you were speaking about Gaza point to our elected officials as the people who need to be responsible for answering those questions and not putting that on actors and other celebrities to sort of take a stand.

Thank you.

Thank you for having me.

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Original music by Dan Powell and Marion Lozano.

Photography by Philip Montgomery.

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Video of this interview was produced by Paola Newdorf.

Cinematography by Zach Caldwell, with additional camera work by Jenny Levitt, Luke Pietrowski, Zebediah Smith, and Alfredo Chiarappa.

Audio by Nick Pittman.

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Next week, David talks to Fox News' late night star Greg Gutfeld about his hit show, Humor in the Time of Trump, and why he thinks the right is having all the fun.