Until very recently, you were a card-carrying member of the Democratic Party, as was Bobby Kennedy.

Yeah. There are a lot of people, I think, Democrats probably who feel like, wow, how dare you, abandon us.

It's been a few years of life experiences that led me to, not abandon them, but take a step back and look from a wider lens.

I mean, I have had some friends who are so emotional about politics that even me being married

to Bobby is too much for them.

I find it odd because most people that yell at Bobby are middle-aged white women.

There are people that really wanna be involved

in the conversation.

And whether it's true or false,

it doesn't matter if it gets people's attention.

It's a celebration, it's a success for them.

People are trying to get their kids out the door to school.

People are trying to figure out

how they're gonna pay their electric bill.

Nobody's against a shit about so-and-so who said blah, blah, blah.

I don't know if he wants to be talking about this.

I can't say it.

He's so dedicated to this diet that he's eating that he will bring his own sourcrow

to a restaurant.

Mr. Secretary, can you pass me the chips?

Hi everyone and welcome to today's episode. Just a reminder, we've moved to Tuesday at 6 p.m. Eastern. Please join me in welcoming for this episode. Cheryl Hines.

Hello, kitty. Thanks for being here. And I have a sip of my vodka. Thank you for having me.

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