I think there are so many ways to work toward a more civil society than doing it.

Like, sometimes I'll say when people are like, you've got to speak up on social media.

I was like, FDR was elected without social media.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to The Best People with Nicole Wallace. One of the best and most iconic

characters ever created is Carrie Bradshaw from Sex and the City and Now, of course,

and Just Like That and two movies in between. The actress behind Carrie Bradshaw is of

course Sarah Jessica Parker, a beloved New Yorker, a mom, a wife, an actor, a lover of books

and libraries and politics and journalism. We talk about all of it. This is the best people

with Nicole Wallace and this is Sarah Jessica Parker.

Thank you so much for being here. Oh my gosh. Thank you for having me. I'm going to try very

hard to be that person you've described. I'm a big and just like that fan. I got to watch the

news season, and I asked Richard Pledler about

Carrie and why she indoors. And he said that she indoors because of you and because it's a story

about connection. And I feel like what sex in the city and what Richard said was so important that it was about New York and it was about Carrie, but it was about, you pick up the phone and on the other end, they're always there.

Yeah.

Like they never can't find one of them.

Yeah.

And that's the fantasy.

That's the fiction that everyone latches on onto. I want to be in the diner

with my three best friends telling them anything and everything. Yeah, like the really

intimate things. Yeah, I think it was really so clever of Darren Starr initially to see,

to understand from Candace's book, which was a collection

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