Yeah.

I loved working with Elizabeth, but the ...

Everyone was so warm and welcoming to me that from the beginning it truly felt like a family.

I felt safe, and it really was about sitting back and learning.

I'll take a little pivot.

I know there was a scene with Martin and John Spencer in the Oval Office, and I believe Laura Innes was directing.

And that might have been, uh ...

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... you know, on behalf of myself and everybody watching, thank you so much for doing that and, uh, looking forward to, to the conversation here.

Uh, yeah.

As you know, it's, uh, it's my pleasure to be here.

I think it's im- important for all of us to actively stay involved in any way that we can because when we take our eye off the ball, we take our eye off the prize, then you see what has, what can happen.

And it can happen swiftly.

You know, when I saw the results of the election last year, I knew that there would be challenges, I knew that there would be an assault on our liberties, but I could not fathom what I'm seeing now.

It really breaks my heart when I see our loss of humanity.

So Dule, I'm gonna give you the last word.