Welcome to the Eric McTaxis show with your host, Eric Metaxis.

Hey there, folks. This is the Eric Metaxe show. I'm playing the role of Eric Mataxis, the host.

This is the show. I apologize. This is the best we could do. But here's the thing. We're going to make it up to you. We're going to get an entertaining and informative guest. Not today, but eventually. Today, we only have Evan say it. Evan, sorry, you're the best we could do. I understand we're conservatives. I'm actually the top person in the entertainment industry. You've done wealthy yourself. You and John Voight is

right below you. And that's basically all we got. Seriously, you, when I read your bio,

I said I cannot wait to talk to Evan say it, because you have a history. First of all, let's be clear. I'm to Evan say it because you have a history.

First of all, let's be clear.

I'm talking to you specifically because you have a new book out called The Woke Supremacy.

When did that book come out?

You know, I put it out in August in the hopes that it was timely, given the riots, given the pandemic, given the elections, given all the things

that were in the news, the problem was the publicity, Eric, got sucked out by the riots,

the pandemic, the election, and everything else. So I just sort of relaunched it.

Just let's say, let's say I'm kicking it off with you, Eric.

Anybody who launched a book in the middle of the COVID lunacy, which I did as well,

and that book is called Seven More Men, it's really crazy.

So, yes, we're going to consider this the official launch of the woke supremacy.

You really are, Evan, a fascinating figure.

I want to, obviously the book, The Woke Supremacy tells us that

you're kind of on my side of the political spectrum, but you have an interesting background.

You did comedy, all kinds of stuff that you wouldn't know this because we don't know each other,

but that's very close to my heart. So tell us where did you grow up and what's your career path? How did you end up where you are all these years later? Sure. I mean, I'm a New York City born liberal, lowercase, L Jew in the entertainment industry. Wait a minute. I do not have Jews on my program. Albin, my producer, how did this happen? How did we get a New York liberal

Jew? All right. You had no choice. You could get a comedian or a non-Jew. I mean, there's no other

choice there. I'm culturally Jewish, so that's why I could be funny sometimes. But seriously,

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