Welcome to The Lost Debata Show for Politically Ecclectics. I'm Robbie Gupta. And in this wide-ranging

conversation, I talked to my friend Bridget Fettysi, who hosts a number of shows, including

Dumster Fire and Walkins Welkin. She's a former comedian, used to write for Playboy still comedian,

actually. And she's, you know, all this kind of like eclectic, comedian, libertarian,

Rogan-adjacent audience. And she voted for Trump and was very public about it and named

her reasons. And I wanted to model the kind of attitude I've been talking about here on this

podcast of handling things a certain way after this election. And so I wanted to welcome

her on to this podcast to have a conversation about why she voted for Trump, why I didn't vote for

Trump, what lessons we draw from this, et cetera. And look, like, for those of you in the fields about

this election, like totally entitled to do that. But if you want to listen to this conversation, you've got to have a thick skin, right? Part of what I think learning from this election, like totally entitled to do that. But if you want to listen to this conversation,

you've got to have a thick skin, right? Part of what I think learning from this election is is talking

to people who have different perspectives than you do. This is not a didactic conversation where we

go through policy and we're like, you know, spitting a lot of facts and stuff like that. And so I

tried my best to try to stay away from things

that require like aggressive fact checking after the fact or anything like that. I just wanted to

talk about like larger perspectives on the parties, the nature of things, et cetera. So I think

you'll enjoy this one. Take a listen. And we've gotten a ton of your voicemails. Keep sending those

in. I promise I will address those voicemails. Keep sending those in. I promise

I will address those voicemails in one of the next episodes. There's some really wonderful

things out there and some thoughtful stuff. So let's jump in.

Well, Bridget, great week for you. Congratulations on your victory.

Get him on my victory. Everyone's like, congratulations. How do you feel being on the wrong side of history?

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