You play, it's like a Bugs Bunny character in a sense, like there are these trickster characters

in mythology that are troublemakers? Are you surprised that you ended up in the domain of comedy,

making movies? You're a documentary star now. I saw the first cut. So he warned me going in that this is

going to be jarring. I was devastated by how much I hated it. This is the worst thing. It's an embarrassment. Our careers are over.

You talked about exposing people and exposing fraud and a certain amount of righteous judgment.

You know, I've been thinking hard about the use of anger. It's very physiologically activating.

It's one of the sources of energy that I draw on. And I want to talk to you a little bit about the Daily Wire, too, since we're both part of it, because I'm struggling in a sense with... Hello, everybody.

I had the privilege, the opportunity to sit down today with one of my fellow Daily Wire creatures, Matt Walsh.

And you should know Matt, I suspect.

And if you don't, well, then you could. He was the force behind two of the most successful documentaries

in the last few decades.

What is a woman?

That's a question he actually answers.

And am I racist?

Two deep and soul-searching questions, apparently, I don't know,

are those the cardinal questions of the last 10 years?

Maybe they were.

Anyways, Matt had a remarkable facility,

has a remarkable facility,

to put his finger on central issues in the culture war,

to lay them out, to inquire into them,

and to show their appalling underbelly.

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