Tim Miller

And, you know, we do have a First Amendment in this country.

And I think there are a lot of voters that voted for Trump because they thought he was going to be a free speech candidate, something that the ACLU works on as well.

And so I'm just kind of wondering what your work was focused on and where you fall on those conversations around free speech.

One other issue I wanted to ask you about is foreign policy.

Obviously, we got the...

Memorandum of understanding, I guess, with Iran that we're working on, maybe a deal on Friday.

We're talking about that in the first segment.

I wonder what your thoughts were on the war broadly, how Democrats handled it, and kind of what your mindset would be on foreign policy issues if you got in there.

I want to talk about managing the Democratic coalition.

You've done something so far that's pretty impressive.

I don't understand how exactly, but if you're just on Twitter, if you're on the internet, there is like a never-ending war, speaking of forever wars, between kind of like the Bernie people and the moderates in the Democratic coalition.

Yeah, exactly.

I wish it was being channeled in a different place.

Some of you have been able to do that.

I've heard from my lefty friends that you're a candidate that they're watching and supporting.

AOC came out there to campaign from you.

A lot of my more moderate friends, I had Liz Smith on the podcast the other day with Majority Dems.

They supported your campaign.

John Tester, you mentioned, supported your campaign.

Can you tell other people what the special sauce is on that?