Steve Inskeep

Got it.

At the same time, you're all trying to continue to succeed in this changing world, in a rapidly changing world.

Do you talk about that?

Like, you know, Ari is in an entertainment world that is roiled by constant change.

You're in a political world that's roiled by constant change.

And you're thinking about running for president.

If you ran, what would your cause be?

I just want to underline for people, Mississippi, traditionally right near the bottom in education.

And it's a very conservative state.

Let's note that as well.

So what are they doing right?

I just want to note, you're a Democrat, you went to an overwhelmingly Republican state.

Is there anything partisan about what you're saying?

Anything at all?

You mean national Republicans, I assume, since you're praising Mississippi, but go on.

To Rahm Emanuel, reading is far more important than divisive social issues, which he says Democrats have focused on too much in the past.

This was the subject of a much debated comment that he had when appearing on Megyn Kelly's podcast last year.

Can a man become a woman?

Thank you.

No.