Lindy Li: How I Lost Love By Switching Political Parties + Kim Bright’s Health Secrets
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From Corolla One Studios in Glendale, California, this is the Adam Corolla Show. Adam's guest today, political commentator and author, Lindy Lee. Plus the news with me, Mike Dawson, and now, Adam
Corolla. Yeah, get it on. Got to get it on. No choice but to get it on, maybe get it on. Thanks for tuning in. Thanks, Don Friend. Love that about you, Lindy Lee. But it's L I, right? Last name?
Yeah, it is Lindy Lee.
Uh she is an author, she's a political commentator. The book Unburdened, a former Democrat, Insider, shocking account of political power betrayal and party collapse. She's uh joining me via Zoom. Good to see you, Lindy. So good to see you. So
proud of everything you've done, especially re recently.
Yeah, well thank you. So uh questions uh for you. Well why don't we just get your background first so we can just sort of set the table where you come from. I know, born in China, came here at age five, I believe, settled on the East Coast. Then what?
I actually spent my earliest years in England, not China.
Oh
yeah.
Oh, okay.
I was born in China, but my family moved to England promptly. My dad went to the University of Leeds, so I'm actually from Sheffield, England. Oh, people are surprised to know that. But of course the leftists removed that from our Wikipedia, so people don't know about it.
Well see, it's interesting because you know, when I just read the bio and I say, born in China, uh immigrated to the United States with a family at age five It doesn't imply move to England, but that's where my confusion. So you go from China to England to the United States.
Yeah, my dad is very anti-communist. Um in the C C P persecuted his family and he wasn't able to get an education. In China.
So Um, thank God we left. You come to the United States at five, then what?
It was the beginning of the most Um Honestly, the most beautiful and meaningful journey because I sincerely believe that being American is the best thing that's ever happened to me. I wake up every day just giving thanks to be here. I mean, but by the grace of God, truly. It's just I'm very outspoken, so I feel like I would have been thrown into prison in China like years ago. And the fact that I'm here um and living in our beloved country is just such a tremendous blessing. But um yeah, I've been in Pennsylvania nearly all my life. I'm still here. It's very hard for me to leave. A lot of people want me to move down to Miami, but I just can't. It's very hard. We'll see, but
Well, you say you say you're very outspoken, so if you were in China, then you'd be thrown in a gulag, but maybe you wouldn't be outspoken if you were in China because of that threat.
How does the show transition into the main interview with Lindy Li?
Well, I probably would have been dead at the first instance. I'm just it's my nature to be rebellious and to say what I think is true. I cannot be controlled. And um, I mean my parents have been dealing that on a dealing with me on a domestic level. They very much know that I am my own person. And I don't take
orders from anybody. You had a um But you used to be democratic and you were even part of the I think you know, maybe had a cup of coffee with the s democratic socialists and that kind of stuff. Is that no?
Yeah. I was running for Congress then and I filled out a questionnaire.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the opening introduction and sponsor plug for this episode?
0:00–4:09
2
How does the show transition into the main interview with Lindy Li?
4:09–7:26
3
What is Lindy Li’s personal background and early life story?
7:26–15:31
4
How do the hosts discuss political intolerance and the shift from Democratic to conservative viewpoints?
15:31–1:04:13
5
Why does Lindy Li say conservatives have embraced her after leaving the Democratic Party?
1:04:13–2:17:53
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