Welcome back to the Lincoln Project. I'm your host, Reed Gaelin. Today I'm joined by

senior advisor to the Lincoln Project and host of LP TVs The Breakdown, Tara Setman.

Tara, thanks for joining me. As always a pleasure to read.

Also on board today is my fellow co-founder, host of LP TVs The Breakdown, an author of

Everything Trump Touches dies. Rick Wilson. Rick, welcome back. Hey, Reed, good to be back.

So guys, today we're going to talk about Marjorie Taylor Greene and her continuing comparisons

of mask mandates to the Holocaust, as well as a lot of corporations who initially said that

they would not give to seditionist members of Congress, but are backing off that. But

first, The Breakdown and LP TV are back. On Tuesday night, you returned for your first

episode of, I guess, the late spring, new and improved. You'll be back on tonight with

another episode at 8 p.m. Eastern Streaming Live on the Lincoln Project's Facebook, YouTube

and Twitter feeds. So guys, tell us a little bit about how it felt to get back in the game

and what felt good and what we're hoping to achieve with LP TV. Tara, I'll start with

you. Well, we are really, really excited about this because LP TV is a unique aspect to

the Lincoln Project. No other super PAC has ever done what we have done, creating a streaming

channel and putting up the content that we put out and engaging with our audience and

our supporters the way that we do. So it really, really is an exciting adventure for both

Rick and I to be able to do this and to start a whole new season with new and improved

assets and bringing more content and programming and more engagement with our audience. So we're

really looking forward to it and it was a couple of weeks in the making and if people only

knew what goes into what we do. There's a lot of moving parts. There's a lot of moving

parts. But the good part about it is that Rick and I actually really like each other.

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