Aaron. How you doing Rob? It's Robby Low. How are you? Good. It's good to talk to you. I'm so excited.

Welcome to the podcast. The great Aaron Sorkin is my guest. And you know, in a career, there are

certain people who are so important to you both as, you know, an actor, artist, whatever you are,

and just as a person. And Aaron is one of those people for me. Aaron changed my life, changed my

career. And I remember the very first time I was ever aware of him. I read a screenplay called

Malice. I wanted to play the part because the dialogue was so insanely good. Of course, the part

went to Alec Baldwin. But I never forgot the name Aaron Sorkin. And then one day my agent,

I told them I might want to do television. It was back in the days when you just did not do

television. Of course, it was a lesser industry. And they sent me a script called The West Wing. And I

thought it was an offshoot of Pensacola Wings of Gold. I thought it might be about a fighter jet squadron.

It wasn't. And I opened the page up and saw The West Wing written by Aaron Sorkin.

And I knew what I was in for. And on the first page was Vintage Aaron Sorkin and a character named

Sam Seaborne. I don't think we're going to run the table. That's right. It's not the background.

I'm not going to come close to using your name. I'm not going to come close to getting a quote either.

Why are we sitting here? You sat down. Is Josh on his way out? No. Is he? No. I know he's your friend.

He is. Did Caldwell say I'm not talking about this. Who do I call? No one. Just tell me who to call.

Well, you could call 1-800-Bike-May Sam. We've just reunited to do the long anticipated,

much talked about, much questioned West Wing reunion, which it took a very good cause.

When we vote, the bipartisan effort to get everybody out to do their constitutional duty,

that seemed like a good excuse to put all the people back on the field and see if we still

knew how to play the music. And I think we did well. And I think you're going to like it. And

it is out today on HBO Max. If you've wanted more West Wing, we've got you covered as long as you vote.

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