Hey there folks, you may remember my previous conversation with Mallory Millet.

I thought, you know what, let's just keep going.

It's too much fun.

Mallory, I don't know how to sum you up.

There's no way to sum you up.

You're a fascinating person.

You're a person of devout Christian faith.

You love your country.

And we normally talk about that kind of thing.

But last time we were together with our friend Ann Coulter and your husband Thomas, who's

here, we were talking about Hollywood stuff.

And I just thought you've had so many experiences with so many people that are really, you know,

bold, print celebrity names.

I mean, Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor.

These are not, you know, minor figures.

So why don't we start there?

I mean, you were acting very early and you said already in the 60s, you were studying

acting on the same street as the studio with Lee Strasberg.

I was not studying acting in the 60s here.

Okay.

I was, I think I studied with Lee that was in the 80s, I believe.

This Strasberg was still teaching in the 80s.

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