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We're about to play you an interview we did with U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, two days ago in Israel.

In general, it's never worth talking about the backstory behind an interview. It's kind of not the point. It makes it about the interview

or not the person being interviewed. For one thing, for another, it's not that interesting

most of the time. And for another, it's kind of off the record.

You know, the other person hasn't consented to you telling the story. So in general, we don't

do that. Who'd want to hear that? Let the interview speak for itself. But in this case,

we want to tell you to a few things about how this interview came about because they are

pretty interesting, revealing, and now weirdly relevant, apparently. So this interview with

Mike Okrabee came about a couple of weeks ago on Twitter. One of our producers showed me. He said

something to the effect of, you're talking to Middle Eastern Christians,

Tucker Carlson. Maybe you should talk to me. Why don't you come do an interview? And I paused for a minute.

I've thought in the past about trying to interview Mike Huckabee, whom I've known for over 30 years and

worked adjacent to at Fox. And I had mixed feelings about it, mostly because it's hard, if you're

me, to interview Mike Huckabee, because of just the personal affect.

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