Marc Maron

And I think right now you have a lot of people who are still locked into this, like it could never happen here, but at some point, don't we have to wake up and say it's happening?

Maybe incarcerated for a few days.

Yeah, and what's interesting about the test and standing up and what you said, the difference between fashion and standing up, is that people, if people are comfortable

in their own lives and, and they can convince themselves that it doesn't affect them.

I mean, that's the biggest challenge.

Yeah.

And, and also on the list of, of, you know, universities and, uh, law firms and businesses is that, you know, uh, corporations are, are different animal in, in relation to the bottom line into whatever, which way the wind blows politically.

And that's certainly with the destruction of DEI policy.

They're not beholden to tow a democratic line.

And that becomes the biggest fear in terms of certain freedoms.

Well, thank you, Mr. President, and thank you.

I'm glad I made the trip.

You came to my house the first time.

I'll come here, and I hope to talk to you again.

Okay, buddy.

Thanks, man.

All right.

So that's it.

I hope that was helpful.

It was certainly an honor for me.