just said, is that a good point? No, it's not a good point. I started the whole thing by saying things could have two reasons. It doesn't have to be one reason. And the fact that it's also a good business thing does not excuse the free speech element of it. And we should be brushing back the free speech risk wherever we can.

So let me say it a different way. I don't like to be on the other side of a constitutional question from Ted Cruz. Do you all know Ted Cruz's background? He's literally one of the best constitutional lawyers before he became a senator. He was famous for it. If Ted Cruz tells me something's a violation of free speech, am I going to say, oh, I don't know, Ted. I feel like you haven't analyzed this correctly. Let me use all my experience as a cartoonist to tell you where you got that wrong about the Constitution of the United States. I'm not going to do that. No. If Ted Cruz tells me something is true about the Constitution, I'm just going to change my mind to whatever he said.

What about Ben Shapiro? Do you think Ben Shapiro doesn't understand the issue? No. Of course he does. Of course he understands the issue better than me. Better than you? Probably. Unless you're Ted Cruz. If Ben Shapiro is on the same side as Ted Cruz on a constitutional question, you feel comfortable being on the other side? Have you not been paying attention at all for the last decade? No. If Ted Cruz an