And the Hey everyone it's Andrew Clavin with this week's interview with Nellie Bowles.

I was talking about Nellie's book on the Friday show morning after the Revolution. I read it while I was on vacation.

Nellie writes the T.G. I. F. column at the Free Press, which is excellent. I read that

every week, but her book, Morning morning after the revolution it really took me off

guard because it's a work of journalism but it's also honest which are two qualities

that almost never come together in America.

Nellie is everything that we, conservatives, are supposed to hate.

She's a progressive, she's gay, she's having babies in a gay marriage with Barry Weiss,

who's the creator of the free press, and believe me,

trust me when I tell you, I would happily hate her if I could, but I actually like Nellie and

Barry both very much, not just because they are nice, generous, thoughtful people, but also because they're

they've come up with this incredibly innovative approach

to American journalism, which is trying to tell the truth,

which I've never seen in American journalism before,

and I think it's revolutionary.

I think the free press is great, and I think Nellie is great. Like I said, I've read this book and it's revolutionary. I think the free press is great and I think Nellie is great.

Like I said, I've read this book and it's amazing but instead of me telling you about it, I will bring on Nellie.

Nellie, it is great to see you. How are you?

That intro was so fine. No, it's true. That was so kind. That was so kind. I'm great. I'm doing well. I'm calling you

seeing our fancy office. We're getting a better office, but this is the quietest room I could find right now.

But, you know, things have been great. And yeah, I am as surprised as you are to be to be here on a Daily Wire podcast.

And I am indeed a lesbian from San Francisco, married to Barry, having babies in a gay way. I know things are getting wild. You know there's a

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