You're listening to serious inquiries only. Oh, Hello and welcome to serious inquiries only this is episode number 79.

I'm your host Thomas Smith.

My interview today is with James DeMoor,

the author of the Google memo.

I think for interviews like this,

it's important to not color it with any preamble. I will just say it's unedited because James was

sensitive to his previous interviews with left-wing sources in his mind being selective and editing so this is unedited

makes it a little more rough but I don't think it's too bad so here it's also very long

because there was a lot to cover and we did not even get to, I don't know, the half of what we could have covered.

But here we go, James DeMore. How you doing James?

I'm doing good. I want to thank you for coming on. I know I think what happened was

someone watched your Dave Rubin interview and you lamented that you weren't as a then I guess getting too many lefty

Podcast or interview requests and you said you'd be willing to do it and you responded and so I want to say thank you for

agreeing to come on I'm definitely an unabashed lefty but I appreciate you

coming on and talking to me yeah no problem and I definitely can promise you that

there's there's no selective editing or anything like that so you don't no need to worry about that we can have a nice long-form chat

First thing I do kind of want to ask you because I there's a lot of language you've used and some I would

suppose I would say almost like methods of thinking to that I think are pretty good

like you talk a lot about how you wanted to make sure you weren't being

biased, you wanted to run it by the skeptic group, you want to keep your biases in check, and I

respect a lot of that. So I guess just to start off, do you worry now that you're completely priced into this thing?

Because like, imagine now if you like, if someone were to change your mind you're you're it's not like you get your

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