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This is a conversation that I had on my last podcast, We the People Live, in 2017.

And without further ado, I will just introduce it. Obviously, needless to say, all of the

topical references that we may talk about are old, but it's still well worth listening to. I hope

you enjoy it. Regular programming coming next week. Today, a very special one-on-one with a man

who needs no introduction, but I'll give him one,

anyway, because that's courteous.

Louis Faroo is one of the most beloved broadcasters in the English-speaking world, thanks to his

captivating TV documentaries in which he parachutes into odd subcultures or entirely unodd everyday cultures

and unveils their weirdness and their humanity

by playing the role of the inquisitive outsider, the innocent alien transplanted down to planet

Earth.

What better fit then, as a target of his curiosity, than a community that quite literally

believes we are aliens transplanted to planet Earth?

Louis Theroux's new feature

documentaries entitled My Scientology movie. Louis, thanks for being on We the People Live.

Thank you for having me, Josh. It's great to be here. Now, every time that I need to fill out

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