Wajahat Ali

Good to see you, Senator.

Jolly, baby, you keep it up.

Hey, hey, how's it going?

It is great.

I am honored to be here on, I have my Pakistani American father who came here in 1966, is so finally thrilled that I am on this show because he's a big fan.

So, you know, being an attorney, being on TV, being on CNN, eh,

But now that I'm on IHIP, I've made it.

And so thank you for redeeming my honor.

The fact that I didn't become a doctor, now I've made it finally.

And I'm the only child too, which makes it even worse.

Like they have no options.

They have no options, Angie.

Like I'm the only one and now like, all right.

But no, they're huge fans.

So they wanted, on their behalf, I wanted to say that you have two senior Pakistani Muslim immigrant American parents who love you and Jen.

Yeah, and people always say, oh, you speak out against white supremacy.

White people must hate you.

And I'm like, there's this demographic, which I do not understand.

I told my wife, white women above the age of 50, God bless them.

They're the one female demographic that says, wajahat.