This is the recent interview with Nick Gillespie. My guest today is best-selling author, Kat Timp, whose new book is, I used to like you until dot, dot, dot, how binary thinking divides us. In a totally insane political season, this just might be the most important book of the year. I talk with Kat who co-hosts the super popular

gut-filled late night show about why she finds it easier to tell people she works in pornography

than at Fox News, what it's like being libertarian at a conservative network, and how she gets

people to engage one another rather than vilify one another.

This podcast was taped in front of a live audience in New York City.

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Here is the Reason interview with Kat Tim.

Thanks for talking.

Thank you so much for having me.

You are also pregnant.

We're going to talk about that.

And is this a divine intervention or?

No, I had sex.

Okay.

But did you have sex or did you have IVF?

I had, I got pregnant the sex way.

But after doing IVF?

No.

So you know what's so weird is I did, I froze embryos. Yeah, you have frozen embryos.

We have nine frozen embryos.

And I was told by a doctor that I probably would need drugs to bring me up to

at least a 10% chance of getting pregnant.

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