All right, guys, happy Monday. Sorry we are running a few minutes late. There are so many pieces when you're doing this series that you just want to make sure that you dot your eyes and cross your T's. So sometimes we take a couple of extra minutes to get everything going. But as always, I promise you, it will be well worth the wait. And I am so excited to bring forth this series. I've already explained to you why it's so special to me, mainly because the Me Too movement, I believe, has become an evil manifestation. And I have three sons. So let's jump right into it. Welcome to episode one of Harvey Speaks. All right, guys, so where should we begin?

I'm thinking that we should begin with the theater kid archetyped, okay?

Because if there's one thing that I've realized throughout my career in politics and in the media,

it's that there is this theater kid archetype that exists.

It's real.

People who dedicate a large portion of their lives to the pursuit of the camera,

wanting to make it in Hollywood, wanting to make it as an actor or an actress.

Maybe you start as a drama kid.

I'm not sure. I'm not certain, and I will take

your guys, your opinions on this, that that thirst ever dies within them. And of course,

I'm generalizing here, but I find that when I come across these people, now that we're older,

they seem to forever be on a quest in the back of their minds for their big break.

Like it could still happen even if they're in their 30s, their 40s, their 50s, their 60s.

And so the question then becomes what happens to these individuals when it never arrives?

Okay, I want you to think about that.

What happens if there's a woman who spends a decade or even more of her

life trying to make it in Hollywood, only to realize that she's failed? Maybe she was even that

girl who, before she left her hometown, quietly mocked in the back of her mind, the unambitious

other women, right? The girls from her hometown who married off at the age of 20 and

then they immediately started having families. Maybe in her youth, she mocked them because, you know,

she knew that she had something special. She was going to make it. She was leaving her hometown.

And I think about that because, interestingly enough, in my first book, I wrote an entire chapter

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