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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman and welcome to the first episode of the

New Year. First things first, I want to thank all of you for the enormous support you gave me in 2020.

Because of your support, I'll be able to ramp up both the quality and quantity of my output in 2021.

Two notes before I introduce today's guest. Many of you have been asking me about the status

of my attempted conversation with Ibermex Kendi, especially those of you who donated to charity

to make that happen. There have been very interesting developments on that front,

but I think I'll put them all in a solo episode, which I'll release very soon.

And secondly, I should say something about the absolute dumpster fire that is American politics right

now. The first thing to do is to blame the people directly responsible without caveat and without

immediately changing the subject. In this case, I'm talking about the president of the United States,

claiming that he won an election he did not in fact win, pressuring officials to find missing

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