Hey, this is the moment. I'm Brian Coppelman. Thanks for listening.

All right, well, my podcast guest today is one of my absolute favorite human beings in the world.

My and Evie's eldest child, the incredible writer,

probably the smartest guy I know, Sam Coppelman, whose new book, Our Unfinished March,

by Eric Holder, the former Attorney General of these United States, and Sam Coppelman,

is in stores on Amazon and available everywhere right now and is being much talked about and

celebrated because it is an excellent and crucial book. It's a book about why voting,

why the franchise to vote is so incredibly important, the ways in which it has been threatened

and taken away from those who need it most over the course of our history and what we can do

to ensure that that doesn't happen again. I'm so proud of you, Sam, for having

a written this book and just for how good it is and it's really fun to get the chance to

talk to you during the course of the workday. How you doing? Thank you. Yeah, this is fun.

Really honored you said I'm the smartest guy you know and prayers to Andreessen.

No, Andreessen smarter than you. Damn it. I was colloquially saying it. I wasn't really counting

Mark Andreessen who invented the internet, but I should have a different standard,

right? Shy of Andreessen, the smartest guy, no shy of Andreessen. All right, I'll take it.

My tweets are better than this. So, let's start here. You're on a book talk of sorts right now,

huh? Yeah, the Attorney General's running around the country talking about this book and the

right to vote and has been kind enough to let me go with him to a few of the venues. I mean,

Rhonda Santas' Florida right now, which is I guess what Rhonda Santas would like you to thank,

one of the states that is the epicenter of this attack on voting rights. We're going to be

speaking in choral gables, home to lots of great Jewish and non-Jewish folks who are going to ask

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