Sam Harris

It actually kind of surprised me that live still feels like something different, right?

I mean, obviously the experience of looking at a camera and talking is identical, but just the knowledge that it's live and that you can't take any of your words back is somehow thrilling or gets your attention.

So I like it.

Yeah, it was fun.

I think we can record them.

I don't know, in this case,

I think it was just, if you were in the room, you were in the room, you know, which is frankly kind of nice, you know, to treat it like a live event as opposed to yet another podcast, you know, piece of content that we're just going to record and put out there.

So, you know, I think we should give people a heads up so that they can be there if they want to be.

They're conservatives, correct?

You know, I don't even know where there's daylight between us in interviews.

I mean, yes, you would expect there to be differences because they're both...

And also, they're much closer to the political history there.

I mean, they're just, obviously, having spent all their time right of center, they see how Trump and Trumpism bent everything into this awful shape.

And, you know, they have relationships, many more relationships than I had.

They got distorted by these changes.

So...

Yeah.

It's great to talk to them.

I'm just a huge fan of both those guys.

And they're just very fun.