I feel like there's one branch of government we have left that hasn't failed us thus far, and that branch of government is the people.

You know what I mean?

100%.

We the people.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of The Best People podcast.

This guest is someone we've been hoping to talk to and wanting to talk to since the very first week that the Best People podcast existed.

He's very busy.

He's in a lot of demand.

He's the host of the smash hit podcast, The Breakfast Club. He's not afraid to go into places where some people in their silos might

not go. We want to talk to him about that. But most importantly, he hates small talk and loves

Judy Bloom. So we knew we'd have some common ground today. Charlamagne and the God,

thank you so much for being here.

Peace, Nicole. How are you? I'm very good. I'm a fan and I've watched you on your own podcast.

I've watched you on Laura Trump show. I've covered you. I thought you did the best interview that

was done in the 107 days that Kamala Harris was a candidate. Wow. Thank you for that.

I thought you did. You know why? Because I was a press staffer for candidates. And I think

that hard interviews are the interviews that make candidates look the best. And she did the best in what was one of the toughest

interviews she had, and that was with you. And I think if she had more conversations where she was

pushed, people would have seen more of her. Well, yeah, that's why it's good to go outside your

bubble. Even though, you know, I supported the VP and supported her on her first campaign, too, back in 2020. But yeah, that's why you got to go outside of your bubble. That's why, to me, my favorite interview of hers was with Brett Bear on Fox. Yeah, yeah. You know, because I think that when she is pushed and she's challenged, you get a lot more of the real her. Yeah. Yeah. And I mean, like, but this is the problem with the bubbles, right? Like, why inside a bubble can you not push? I mean, I don't even think it matters what bubble you're in. You should have a real conversation. I completely agree. But, you know, we live in this era now where everybody has a jersey on, right? And what's so crazy is we're more critical of our actual sports teams than

we are of our politicians. I don't feel like you should put on a jersey when it comes to a

politician. I think that when you are an American citizen, you should listen to what Democrats are saying,

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