I would. I would tell you if I was racist. Little. I'm a little sexist, but I'm not racist. And I never understood why they did that. And then I thought, Maybe the point is to make me racist, where you just get to. You get to a point where you're like, well, if you're gonna slander me, then I'll just become the thing you're calling me. I do think that's a feature of human nature, don't you? And if you stare too intently at the accusers, at the, you know, whatever Ben Shapiro or Mark Levins … (37:12–37:22)
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