Tim Miller

I mean, maybe he would have had any credibility saying it.

But I do wonder, you know, I mean, some of this stuff for voters in Montana, it's cultural.

Like they think that the Democratic Party was too lax in immigration or too lax on crime or whatever it is.

You know, when you think about those issues, are there areas of commonality or common ground at all with MAGA voters?

That's right.

A lot of the language stuff came from college-educated folks, not working people.

Working people just weren't talking like that.

And also, there's a silliness to it.

Again, I respect everybody's right to exist, and we should certainly not try to infringe on anyone's basic rights to live however they want.

But Sam Forstag is a he-him.

You didn't need to announce it, really.

Nobody's confused about it.

And that's why I thought there's an element of silliness to this.

It feels a little silly at times.

I just want to talk to you about a couple policies really quick.

So you said you were doing ACLU work.

I'd like to hear a little bit more about that broadly, but particularly there's a big question around freedom of speech.

And I think that the right kind of weaponized this topic successfully, going after the Democrats in the Biden administration, going after ways in which some of this was about cancel culture, some of this was...

In my opinion, kind of marginal things about the Biden administration trying to tell tech companies what to do, you know, regarding content related to the pandemic, etc.

But this worked.