You're listening to Comedy Central.

Yes.

Hey, so as someone who's raising a kid of your own, what advice do you have for young people

when making well-informed political decisions?

Oh my gosh.

What advice do I tell my child?

He's three and a half, so I keep him away from all news.

I truly do.

And even Paw Patrol, which is just teaching him,

indoctrinating a love of police and authority.

So that's a problem as well.

You see it steep in.

You know, it is, to me, I think exposure is the first step.

Expose yourself to kids.

Is that what I'm telling you?

I mean, it comes from meeting other people talking to other people and staying curious

enough to understand where they come from. I think I've talked about this a little bit before,

but when I go out in the road and I talk to people at rallies, and it's rallies, Maga rallies, and even rallies on the left as well.

I think the thing that I find least appealing is certainty.

People have no sense of there being a gray area or being unsure of how something should play out.

And it doesn't mean you shouldn't be strong in your convictions,

but I think you need to leave space to be wrong and to be curious. And so I think with a total amount

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