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Even though obviously you're Carrie, are there any

which character do you identify the most with?

Okay, let's hear it.

Steve.

Yes.

Really?

Yes.

I'm a Steve too.

Yeah, I'm a Steve.

Half Burger, half Steve.

We're like the same person.

I know, isn't it?

I'm not surprised to discover that.

Welcome back to the Adam Friedland Show.

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For about three and a half months prior to the launch of this season, we went into pre-production.

I hired a pretty sizable staff, many of whom are paid, many of whom are even women.

In order to fund that, for three and a half months, I spent money.

I spent money out of my own savings.

I spent about $154,000,

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Good evening and welcome to a very special episode of the Adam Friedland Show.

My guest this week was the unimpeachably charming Sarah Jessica Parker, one of Hollywood's most accomplished actors.

Known for her grace and unpretentiousness, this interview was meant to be a major accomplishment in both of our careers.

Instead, it was an unmitigated disaster.

To explain further, we'll have to travel back in time.

May 8th, 2025.

It was another normal day here at Taft's.

Another celebrity walks in, takes their seat, and is treated to one of the greatest conversations of their entire lives.

But this time, something was different.

The twist?

A dribbling massive mucus, otherwise known as a booger, crawling its way out of my nose, presenting itself to one of the world's most famous actresses.

Upon reviewing the footage, I was mortified.

My biggest guest appearance to date, ruined by an uncontrolled bodily excretion.

My first thought was to stage a cover-up, to hide the truth from a public that might not be ready to see it.

I spoke to an expert in visual effects, who explained that we could use an artificial intelligence program to create a three-dimensional digital clone of my face and replace the part of my lip that was sullied by the booger.

But upon hearing the price, I realized something.

At the backbone of this program is the trust my viewers have in me.

The trust in my dogged pursuit of the truth.

And I wasn't willing to violate that trust over a big green dripping booger.

Now,

I've made a lot of enemies in the short time I've hosted this show.

Right-wing nut jobs, the media establishment.

Simply put, they want me gone.

I represent represent a threat to their status, and I wouldn't put it past them to attempt to sabotage my biggest interview yet.

Shh.

Perhaps they sent a saboteur into my studio, disguised as a janitor, or perhaps I had a vagrant to disperse allergens.

Perhaps they held blackmail on someone I'm close to, someone I love, and threatened them into slipping me some sort of decongestant that made boogers come out.

Perhaps I've even inserted a double agent into my crew who spent months earning my trust just to stab me in the back.

The truth is we'll never know.

And frankly, it doesn't matter.

I cannot and I will not be intimidated.

I cannot be discouraged.

I could have urinated.

I could have even defecated in my pants during this interview, and I would still release it.

Because the truth is, there has never been a more important time to release an interview with Sarah Jessica Parker,

who stars in the new season of And Just Like That, now out on HBO Max.

Ladies and gentlemen, we'll be right back.

Ladies and gentlemen, our next guest, I don't have to give the CV.

Everyone, it's Sarah Jessica Parker.

Give it up for her.

From Girls Just Want to Have Fun, Sarah, Sarah Jessica Parker.

Oh, you have my

I don't know what the rules are.

Wow, I don't know.

Wow, this is amazing.

What is that?

It's a mess here?

Fluff.

You signed your text to me when I was trying to...

Trying to

trick you into this.

I wouldn't say book, I'd say trick.

You signed it mom.

Yes.

Well,

hadn't I been referred to as mom in the introduction, but previous exchanges of which I became privy to?

Yeah, but you could, I mean, if you want.

I thought it was funny.

I think you referred to me.

Oh, I said hi, mom.

Yeah, so then I responded in kind.

You're such a cool.

Love mom.

You're such a cool.

Or warmly, mom.

Or stay safe, mom.

You're a massive fan of this?

I love your show.

How the fuck is that possible?

I'm sorry.

I know you're a little bit more.

I don't think I'm alone.

Who else?

Oh, well, I assume that there are

many.

Like Obama.

Do you want me to...

Obama?

Perhaps.

I feel like I'm sitting with the president of

women.

Whether you like it or not, you could be a reluctant leader like General Washington, the father of our country.

Father of our country.

You don't have to accept that title, but I'm.

I'm

keeping you.

That's very generous of you.

Number one girl.

Adam.

Thank you.

But that's not true, but it's very sweet.

I've been performing extensive research, actually, I do for the show.

So I've been watching a ton of interviews with you.

And also, I was kind of in a police stakeout outside your house in the West Village.

Excellent.

So, from what you're saying, it is true.

Like, typically, you go out, there's a barrel with a fire in it, you warm your hands with a...

Correct.

Those are the people that you're around.

No, I'm part.

Yeah, I'm in the community.

I blend in with your everyman.

As a fashion icon, do you think that the barrel with suspenders is going to come back at any point?

Or like, what do you think about...

I didn't even know if it left.

Really?

Did it leave?

Is it not...

It's peculiar.

I feel like that's one of those kind of

timeless pieces.

I feel like

anybody could wear it any time, any season.

I don't feel like it has a

shelf life.

Can you imagine not having any clothes, but only having a barrel?

It's a bizarre.

What leads one to that?

I I mean, yeah, like what was the story that preceded?

Yeah, I lost all my clothes, my job, but I have this barrel.

And some braces.

And these suspenders.

Yeah.

And the stick and this bindle.

But maybe

the circumstances do make sense.

Because typically, I think you ride the barrel down rapids.

Correct.

Right?

It's Niagara Falls.

Right.

Yes.

We're like the same person.

I know, isn't it?

I'm not surprised to discover that within the first

40 seconds.

But I can imagine a scenario where, and this might have been, you know, the beginning of denim, the beginning of barrel and suspenders,

the provenance of those things, once you know, makes sense.

Like it's very possible that a person could find themselves

without clothes at

a

moving body of water.

Like, I could see that, say, for instance, you were getting undressed behind a tree to swim, to put on your togs.

Yeah.

In that time, they might say togs or bathing costume.

Yeah.

Then there was pardon?

Scatool.

Scatool.

Yeah, yeah, I think that's the term they used to say.

The onesie, the onesie, yeah.

The guy with the barbell.

Yeah, exactly.

And they were like wool.

Yeah, yeah.

But say that there was an unforeseen incident and you

ran.

You were just about to

put on your bathing clothing and then there was an incident and then you had to run and then the only way to run, maybe it was a bear, the only way to run eventually became to be in the body of water and the only way to travel safely in the body of water was in the barrel.

I think maybe all you had left on were your suspenders.

I mean I could see that's one of my favorite episodes of Texas in City, the barrel suspenders.

Miranda was about to go over Niagara Falls, of course, and then

some pranksters took the clothes, and I'm like, that's classic Miranda.

Classics, that is so close.

So Miranda!

To lose all her clothes and wear a barrel.

And then everybody was wearing a barrel.

I want to back up a bit because it's so funny.

The fan base of Sex of the City is characterized as girls and gays.

But there is a percentage.

And I feel like there's a sizable percentage of boyfriends who are like, like,

your girlfriend's like, can we watch Sex in the City?

And you're like, babe, I don't want to watch girl stuff.

But in your head, you're like, I want to see what this is all about.

And then by episode three, you're locked in.

And like, I've seen every, by episode three, I'm like, why the fuck is she putting Aiden's ring on a necklace?

She's not serious about this engagement.

I'm like yelling at my girlfriend out on the couch.

What is she doing?

I can't with Carrie right now.

You can't with Carrie.

Yeah, but like, it's so funny because I've like literally seen every episode, both movies and every episode of the new series.

I think that's from what I understand, I think that's how a lot of

straight men you know came to the show reluctantly and some stayed and some you know maybe in your like Stockholm syndrome or like you were held hostage or you came to actually free will

but it's nice to hear that you aren't wanting your time back.

Deep down you want to check it out, right?

But you have to project like, babe, oh, come on.

What are we going to watch?

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.

I'd like to not have those two behaviors.

No, and they're not saying that.

They're not going away, but I understand.

As a dumb, straight guy, you want to characterize it as girl stuff.

Yes, 100%.

But like, deep down, you're like, I am being the best boyfriend in the world right now.

And then suddenly you're just locked in.

And they're watching ahead, and then you're in trouble because you went ahead.

And no, I'm just kidding.

I took it as definitely.

No, no, no no what it is is like

it's like the boyfriend showing the girlfriend sopranos if they haven't seen it and they're like this is this is important for me right but on the girlfriend side it's like you gotta watch sex is a city yes and like but then you get more into it than your girlfriend you have we had an argument the other day because I've been like re-watching episodes and

We literally got in an argument because of something Miranda says.

Where she's like, he should just know what's wrong.

And I'm like, how the hell is, how the hell is Steve supposed to know?

If she doesn't say it, what is he, a mind reader?

Why are we expecting?

Yeah, it's great.

Anyway.

It's very funny to hear you say Steve.

It's just like I never thought I would hear you say

Miranda, then Steve wouldn't.

I think I'm a Steve.

Are you a Steve?

Yeah, I'm like a, I like basketball.

Mm-hmm.

Where do you live?

Fort Greene, Brooklyn.

Yeah.

They had a house in Brooklyn, of course, famously.

Yes, yeah.

I feel like

the kid was probably listening to an hour-old podcast.

Oh, for sure.

Yeah.

Oh, for sure.

Yeah.

He acted out emotionally in his early adolescence because he was listening to Cometown.

I want to back up a little bit more to like...

Your suit is very nice.

It's my father's.

Is it really?

Yes.

It's really nice, and I like that you're wearing cowboy boots.

I know.

Well, I was for you.

Do you always wear cowboy boots?

No, I I worn a lot of boots.

But are those worn in?

Are those...

No, these are for work.

Are they brand new?

No.

I work,

this is for farm labor that I do.

Right.

When I'm not here, I'm like wearing shit kickers.

Yeah, yeah.

That's kind of...

I love cowboy boots.

Those are very nice.

Anyway, so.

Are you going to try them?

Well?

Can we smoke?

No, that's okay.

No, but those are really nice.

Something I think that's interesting about you is that, like,

going into like your biographies, like you kind of buck a lot of trends, right?

So you were like a child actor and like the

understanding about a lot of child actors is that they grow up too fast and then they have problems later on in life, but you seem relatively well adjusted.

And one thing that I'm interested in is like how

like how that's possible.

Not possible, but like how what about the way you were raised?

Like what grounded you or centered you, like,

you know, to be like relatively

fine, you know?

Yes, I mean, I would like to think I'm relatively well-adjusted.

Not as well-adjusted as some people I know, but better than others.

For an actress, though, most of them are Joseph Stalin.

Yeah.

I think, honestly, I was sharing this with somebody else recently that

I think I was really lucky, although it might not have felt it at the time, that I was working mostly in the theater between the ages of

11 and even though I had some

detours into television,

my real,

a majority of my time spent as a working actor was in the theater and I just feel as if the kind of scrutiny that a child actor is under versus a child performer on television or a child star in the movies is radically different.

Like the scope of

exposure and the ways in which you're talked about and discussed and deconstructed,

you're not reaching the same eyes in the theater and

you're not exposed to the same kinds of whims of economy.

You just don't have any money, period.

Is it a more supportive supportive environment?

I think it's an environment that is

more so

about the work simply because it has to be done and the rewards are not enormous.

So there's a balance to the professional experience.

And I think if you think about child stars that

struggled or were challenged by the world paying attention, they were really up for discussion in ways that if you think about my career, you didn't know what I, that I was doing a play off Broadway or I was doing the One Act Festival at EST or that I did a play at Circle in the Square downtown.

Like it wasn't, so I think it allowed me to become a young adult without

someone saying I was funny looking or

examining my family life or my parents or discussing me in ways that aren't healthy or helpful.

Does that make sense?

Yeah, it does.

So I sort of think the theater

saved me and allowed me to have a grown-up career.

Yeah.

But I've heard you talk about like how you were like 11, 12, going on the subway, going to auditions.

Does that feel like

your childhood was cut short or does it feel like

you were like, I grew up fast and that it became tough and strong?

I think both.

I don't feel that my childhood was cut short at all because

I felt like a child.

I actually felt like a young person,

but I

was

doing something different than most of my classmates, who, by the way, some of them were great baseball players or soccer players or had extracurricular activities where they were shining.

But I loved

being an actor.

I loved being liberated from school.

I loved being on the subway and walking to auditions and having five bucks in my pocket and knowing

that it had to cover pizza, like my meal,

and running for the train after a show.

When I was coming up as an actor, no one was self-taping.

You were literally, as they say, pounding the pavement all day.

If I was 13 or if I was 18, I was going to three and four auditions a day.

And then one could be in Midtown, Midtown and then you could have two auditions for commercial on Third Avenue where all the ad agencies were.

So you went up and down Third Avenue into Ogilvy and Mather into this accounting house, that accounting house, that advertising house.

And then you hustled back across the park.

Maybe you got the 102 or the 103 and then went down Broadway and you went to two more auditions for plays.

And then maybe up to Columbus Circle because that's in the Gulf and Western building, which is now Trump Tower.

That's where all the casting agents were for Paramount.

I still call it the Gulf and Western Building.

Me too.

Do you really?

I don't know.

So, like, you'd be doing that all day, every day.

Yeah.

And it was so great.

It was exciting?

I loved it.

Yeah.

And that's cool.

So

I wasn't a good student.

School made me very anxious.

Tests made me very anxious.

I tested really poorly.

I

could never really

understand the concept of what the formula was to write a really good paper.

My daughters and my son do it now, and I'm like gobsmacked by their ability.

I'm sure you know how to write a paper.

No.

But I really.

I'm not illiterate, yeah.

No, that's absolutely not true.

No, no, no, that's not true.

Yeah.

I'm wearing glasses.

That's why I think you're smart.

People see me as a public intellectual, but in reality, I've...

I don't believe that.

I've never read a word.

Remind me of your schooling.

My schooling?

Yeah, remind me of like high school, and then you went to school.

For elementary school, I was at the Sorbonne.

Middle school,

Cambridge.

And then

high school, Boston, Cambridge, the other Cambridge, I like to call it.

The other Cambridge, yeah.

And then I was in prison for college.

Rikers Island.

University of Life.

Yeah, I call it the School of Hard Knock.

High School of Hard Knocks.

I think I came up with that, actually.

Yeah, I think I was actually the first one to say School of Hard Knock.

No,

I grew up in Vegas, in like suburban Las Vegas.

And then I went to George Washington University.

Oh, you did?

In DC.

My sister went there

to get to be to, she's in the medical profession.

Oh.

She went as a post-grad.

I'm sure that was a good program.

For me, it was just Nimrods.

No.

From the tri-state area.

Were you a classics?

Were you a.

What?

Were you a liberal arts student?

I studied international politics, yeah.

Wow.

And Middle Eastern studies, yeah.

Wow.

Yeah.

And you graduated a year early.

You're messing with me.

I am.

No, no, that's real.

Yeah.

That is real.

And you graduated early.

Yeah, because I had like AP credits and stuff, and I had like some college credits.

And also, I was like taking students.

You're trying to protect.

I was taking student loans out, too.

So it was just like...

You needed to get it be done as quick as possible.

I got a lot of money.

Well, I didn't realize that.

It was so funny.

The fact that they let an 18-year-old sign a loan.

I know.

Like, I got out out of college and they're like, you owe us $80,000.

I was like,

I was like,

where am I going to become a business?

We're going to get $80,000.

We have to become the richest man in the world?

I was like,

I just wanted to get away from my parents were annoying me, so I signed this freaking loan.

$80,000?

It's so funny that we do that in this country.

Have your loans been forgiven?

Forgiven?

Well, I didn't.

I've never been.

And if you're part of what I did forgiven

no I managed to you paid him down pay it off wow pay him off entirety through podcasting for ugly men is that's so good

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yeah I was born in LA and then grew up in Vegas where in Vegas my parents are from Cape Town yeah we're we're Jews from South Africa I can't, I don't know when you're being serious.

No, no, what is that?

It's not a good bit.

How is that a good lie?

I don't know.

You said that.

I would make something like...

Well, the Sorbonne, obviously, is in elementary school.

No, I'm just kidding.

No, no, yeah.

My parents are from Cape Town.

So when did they come here?

81.

Oh, so.

82, because my dad got called up to the mid

to go to Angola.

Yeah.

To the...

To serve.

For the apartheid, South Africa.

My parents both went to university in London, then came back and met each other.

Do you know what university they went to?

My dad was an architect.

He went to the AAA, and my mom studied drama.

Wow.

Yeah.

How come people, how come?

Drama and gossip.

No, I'm just kidding.

I'm going to ask you one other question.

Did you read The Goldfinch?

The Donalds Hart book?

I'm going to get around to it.

There's just an amazing section.

There's a pretty significant section in Vegas, and I think it's like a piece of masterful writing, but you might say no because you live there and have you read the giver no

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So yeah, I want to talk to you obviously about like you're an actor.

You've been working for what, like 40?

52 years.

52 years?

But you're only

60.

No, you're not.

Yeah, I am.

Stop lying to me.

Now you're doing a bit.

Yeah.

So, I mean,

just like your parents, you make up a bit like that.

What?

I make up a bit about my parents?

No, you.

Okay.

I think you just said.

My parents, I don't have them.

I don't know what they're doing.

No, yeah.

So, so obviously,

you had a pretty successful stage career, film career.

You were in some of the most iconic movies.

And then obviously, you

joined this series, and then you kind of, your character has become culturally so ubiquitous.

I mean, like, the show, like, like, culturally, it's, it's so, it's huge, right?

Like,

the characters are, like, at this point, like a zodiac sign.

Like, you're a Sagittarius, you're a Miranda, you know, like, there's like a.

You really fixate on Miranda.

It's so interesting to me because you've not said Charlotte Samantha once.

Curiously enough.

Can I be honest with you?

Yes, please.

That's what we're here for.

That's what I was promised.

Okay, first of all, the one.

Charlotte is just.

I don't want to mention her because I was in love for a little while growing up.

Does she look like the person?

She converted for some ghoulish Jew, and it meant a lot to me growing up.

The fact that she would marry Harry,

I was like,

maybe I'll get a wife one day.

And maybe she'll be fabulous.

I feel like you've had plenty of opportunities to have wives.

Plenty of opportunities?

Yeah, I mean, I don't know that there is, there's a Pope.

Who cares?

I care.

Who's the Pope?

Wait, I'm so excited.

Should we guess?

I feel like we should guess.

I'll tell you who the Pope is.

No, wait, let's guess.

Wait, are you guys seeing it?

Oh, I know who it is.

It's Joseph Goebbels.

Wait, wait, wait.

Oh, my God.

I'm sorry.

I won't come on.

I'm not afraid of this.

Are you a practicing Jew?

I mean, are you observant, I should say.

Sorry.

Well, do I believe in the spells?

It was like, do you go to high holidays?

Do you...

Are you observant?

I'm assuming you're not kosher, but.

I'm not.

Well, I like it's, I'm just, I'm just, you know.

You're just culturally a Jew.

I think, like, it's more Jewish to not believe in God and think that the spells are boring.

The spells.

And to think that my grandma is stressing me out.

I think it's more about that.

Cultural.

I think it's like, it's, to me, it just, that's, yeah, it is cultural.

I was interested to find out, like, I feel like you're very, like, people just think you're Jewish, probably.

Yeah, but.

But you're not.

No,

my real father, sorry.

I wouldn't wish you fought my greatest enemy.

My father

was, but he wasn't an observant Jewish person.

He didn't,

to my memory,

didn't go to Shul or Temple.

We weren't raised with a religious.

And then my stepfather, who I grew up with, and I was, spent my, you know, he was in my house from the time I was an infant.

He was a

Christian.

He was a Unitarian

and that was I think almost political for him.

He was a you know what is it?

Unitarian?

What type?

Unitarian church is a

part of the Christian church, but it's

no, but it's it's not it's it's Unitarian is they believe in everything

open,

very

it always felt very progressive.

My parents went there because it was a really progressive community church.

And it was, I think there were services that probably referenced Jesus, but that's not why my parents were there.

It was because their politics were very, yes, their politics were very aligned with my parents.

They were very community-oriented.

They were anti-war.

You know, they

would be,

for integration, they would have been, you know, on the right side.

Well, and you rebelled against that because you're famously pro-war you've been on the record correct in Vanity Fair I read you were pro-war

which was shocking she's not Jewish and pro-war no I want to talk about like the cultural symbol that you're that you're a part of okay obviously you're a human being and you're an actor that's worked for 50 years but like you know when someone obviously

The characters are so meaningful to people that like if I saw James Gandalfini were he alive to walk down the street I'd be like Toe the boss you know like and I'm sure when people see you they're like like what I met you briefly on the street and you were like Adam I love your work and I was like oh and just like when I was at the bus stop yeah at the bus stop yeah yeah I saw you with with the hobos yes

warming your hair

One more example of me just on the street.

You're just a woman of the people.

Yes.

I was with the girls.

Yeah.

At a bus stop.

But I was at a bus stop.

So like, does it, how do you handle people seeing you as a cat, you know, like, how do you handle it?

Do you think that that's like, is there a frustration there?

Or do you think it's like, this is awesome?

I just made something that's,

I'm just, I, I cooked it.

I cooked on that.

Yeah, no, mostly it's really, really nice.

There's times when it's not opportune.

You know, if you're doing something or with somebody, um

I think the time that it feels particularly

the occasions when it feels like particularly ill-timed is coming out of a bathroom stall and there's someone just waiting there and they want to

take a picture or send a message via video to somebody else.

And yeah, you just feel like...

It's disgusting.

It just feels

inappropriate.

It feels like wait till someone leaves the entire unit of the bathroom, not just the stall.

Right.

Or you're when my kids were younger, when you're with your kids and you're going someplace or eating, or one of them's having a meltdown in an airport, it's hard to be gracious while you're trying to get your child made of like noodles off the ground and make a flight.

But primarily, it's a lovely thing.

It's a blessing, honestly, it really is.

Like, what's the point of working in a vacuum?

Like, you want your work to connect.

You want to find an audience, and

a

it's a privilege your your husband um

what's his name Sarah Jessica Parker's husband Matthew Broderick oh he has a name

but he also kind of

interestingly enough also played a role that was like culturally iconic is that something you guys have bonded over or like is there no I think we've probably

I don't think we've ever discussed it really yeah I don't think we've ever discussed it

in relation to

ourselves.

Like, no.

I've never had that conversation with.

Inspector Gadget.

I discussed it when he was making it.

We discussed it at the time.

The hijinks on set.

The hijinks on set.

Yes, yes, yes.

How have you managed, in a similar way to being a a child actor that's seems relatively well adjusted, how have you managed to make a Hollywood marriage?

You know, the understanding is that those typically are difficult and don't work.

And like, it seems like you guys have bucked that trend as well.

I feel like Andy Cohen right now.

This is incredible.

What does it feel like to feel like Andy Cohen?

Oh,

starting shit between people that are drunk and work at a restaurant together.

So Jacks.

Well, we don't live in Hollywood.

Let's start with that.

Maybe that's helpful.

I don't know.

Do people leave you alone more in New York City, you think?

I think you probably are left alone less because you're just, you know, we are among the people as we've established.

I am

on the freight trains.

Yeah, exactly.

Yes, yes, on the ducks, on the docks, in the yards.

Yeah, with the longshoremen.

On the line.

Yeah.

Yeah.

In the field.

The bread lines.

On the cook line, bread line, dockyards, all of it.

Yeah, yeah.

Now, I think when you're out every day walking in a city,

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I think if we were living in Southern California, very likely you're going from your house to the driveway to a car to a building and you're probably less engaged with people.

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I just think we're up against people more in a good way in New York.

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A lot of people in my life are mad at me for getting to talk to you.

The haters have really come out of the woodwork.

So

I've allowed,

I want to do a segment where a lot of people have asked me if they could ask a question.

And I was like, well, why don't you just send me a voice?

So I have like a voice memos?

I have a couple of voice memos.

If you're down.

Yes, yes.

Okay, so like

we'll try.

I haven't actually listened to any of these yet, so

we'll go to the first question.

Yeah, yeah.

Even though obviously you're Carrie, are there any

which character character do you identify the most with?

So original, that question.

Amazing.

Okay, let's hear it.

Steve.

Yes.

Really?

Yes.

I'm a Steve, too.

Yeah, I'm a Steve.

Half burger, half Steve.

I'm not a burger.

No.

I said I'm half Steve, half Steve.

I love Rob Living.

Antney.

Antney.

Anthony.

All right, let's move.

Well, let's keep doing this.

Let's go.

Okay.

Oh, this girl.

Okay.

Hi, Sarah Jessica.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh my God.

I can't believe I'm doing this.

Hi, Sarah, Jessica.

I'm such a big fan.

I just want to, first off, of course, thank you for like everything you have done

emotionally for me and also for all of us culturally and

fashionably.

You know, just everything that you've done.

You're such an icon and I don't even know what to say.

I'm so overwhelmed.

I am like kind of in a weird situation, I think, that I want to ask you about.

I have your attention, if that's okay.

Yes.

I know I'm supposed to call in with a question, but I'm just like, I'm kind of in this weird

situation.

I'm like kind of at the end of the line here, and I don't know what to do.

So, I'm just gonna say,

okay, so I am like seeing this guy, or I've been seeing this guy for like eight months.

Is this what they do in the bathroom to you?

We might be missing the whole thing.

Okay, enough of that.

Oh, really?

I'm sick and trying to get it.

Can you move your fingers on me?

Part of the issue, you know what I'm saying?

But so, like, we haven't seen each other for like nine, ten months.

Oh, I thought she said six, eight.

Blah, blah, blah.

Okay.

What is he moving?

What are you pointing to?

Okay, is he moving away something fit?

She's saying that she thought she found her forever person, but he's acting in public.

She's clearly socking a guy that she's never met before.

So

he's hot and cold?

Is that

what you think that's

the crux?

I don't listen.

Well, shouldn't we tell her something?

All right, let's try this next one.

I feel bad because we've not had sex.

Sarah, big fan.

You're a total icon and a total hero to women everywhere.

This is good.

This is going to be good.

My question is: so, your husband is Matthew Broderick.

Love him.

Did he teach you acting, or did you want it from another guy?

Okay, no, never mind.

No, no.

No one's taking this seriously.

That's rude.

It's a fine question.

All right, listen.

Hopefully, this one's all right.

Let's try this one first.

Okay.

Okay, okay.

Hey, Sarah, huge fan for like ever.

Yeah, so I was just wondering like do your reps like know who Adam is or like what this show is because like I feel like if they did any research at all they would see that this is like like Adam is like such a loser like like his entire like career is like built off the fact that people like make fun of him okay all right all right that's the

okay let's try one more

hey Sarah uh big fan

just wanted to ask about sort of the elephant in the room I hope you're okay to talk about this

But, like, was there ever a time on set when, like, you or Miranda or one of the girls just had, like, just ripped, like, a big-ass fart?

And did it smell if they did?

Oh, my God.

And

I'm sorry.

Yeah, I don't know.

It's just the level of sophistication that

I didn't, I should have listened to these before.

Clear this up a little bit.

And also,

who's your favorite Carrie boyfriend?

Okay.

Thanks.

All right, so that's a fair question.

Was there ever a time where someone ripped a massive bear?

Not to my knowledge.

Okay.

Yeah.

First of all, women don't.

Let's just start with that.

So the odds of it happening among the cast is

none.

This is a conspiracy of silence, quite literally.

Correct.

The second part of the question was.

Who's your favorite Carrie boyfriend?

Who was the favorite Carrie boyfriend, of which

I won't

entertain that question?

I don't pick favorites.

Okay.

I can't.

I'm burger.

I like burger.

Do you have a

partner?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I have a fiancé.

Are you being serious?

Yeah.

Really?

Why?

Well, no, I'm happy.

Was she walking with you the day that I saw you in the bus?

There were three of you.

No, there's two.

Me and my girlfriend.

Wasn't there somebody else with you that day?

You were seeing double.

No, I thought there was a gentleman with you as well, a third party.

I don't know.

No, it was just the two of us, I think.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's so exciting.

I know what are you have you set a date

whenever she wants really every single idea I've had has been summarily rejected I asked her if me and two friends could wrap

me and three friends could wrap each verse to international players anthem which is a wedding song at the reception she said without a doubt no okay I also asked her if we could have like a potato skins bar with bacon bits.

That sounds good.

And

she said, stop talking.

Forever or right now?

Well, probably for no.

She's the best.

That's so great.

I can't believe anyone wants to.

That's wonderful.

I'm so annoying.

No.

No, I am.

I'm so.

I have bad personality.

No, you don't.

Terrible breath.

Stop it.

You can't.

Stop it.

Little do you know.

You'll find out soon, mom.

I want to talk to you a bit about

how

the show kind of created like life kind of imitated art in the show like the the show inspired a generation now even on tick tock like gen z

or gen zers gen z gen z gen whatever the fuck

gen zoomers

i don't care honestly okay and i asked you not to

um no yeah they're discovering the show you know like yes yes it's become like you know it's been it's it's something that's it's moved on it's moved on and people have found relevance in it.

There were so many people that saw it and then they were inspired to like move to New York, like have their Carrie Bradshaw

movie.

I hear that a lot.

Yeah.

I moved to New York to be a writer.

I want to live in an apartment in a charming community that is overpriced and

I want to pay $2,200 a month for four roommates, just like Carrie.

Yes.

Yeah.

I want to meet people on Craigslist.

Yeah, yeah.

And then have a landlord,

the ceiling fell down,

just like Harry.

No, but

to what extent are you aware of this culture that the show has created?

And do you think that there are any misinterpretations that you've seen amongst the fan base or the people that have been

influenced by it?

I think we're all aware of it

in different ways.

I live very near the exterior of the apartment where Carrie lived and we shot for all those years.

I know where you live.

So

we see all those people every day there taking pictures

and sometimes there are many, many people deep.

So you really,

it's very present, you know, that it has some significance to people.

But also,

I think because of social media and the ways in which this particular generation who's watching it for the first time are

like metabolizing it,

they spit it back out and they talk about it and they,

you know, social media is the way in which everyone communicates.

So we see it that way and even though I'm not on social media like a huge amount,

I can sense it when I am

and just

the way people approach me.

And

so

that was the first part of the question.

And the second part was...

Do you think that there have been any

misreadings?

Do you think that there is any influence that you're like, oh,

that's

not what we meant, but yeah.

I mean, I'm sure there are, but

that's kind of the nature of

anything you do is going to be

somewhat open for interpretation and people can have feelings about it.

And I would disagree, and I would

I could you know it's very possible I would say no that's not what he meant or she said or the way in which she wanted that to happen or that doesn't mean that she is there for

this way always but you can't babysit and like gate keep

impression

responsible also for like the way people interpret your your crap

your work well your crap or whatever whatever you want shit.

Yeah.

Yeah, obviously, like, fan bases are, they're fans, you know.

Short for fanatic.

Like, you know, I yell at sports guys all the time.

Yeah.

What right do I have?

They're sports guys.

I know, but

I'm a shlomil.

But they are playing the game for you.

I'm a fanatic.

So that

they are playing the game for the fanatics and

the idol.

100% they are.

The big, the beautiful the guys the atom that i i buy their shirt yeah don't you think i'm like wearing another shirt are you crazy what happened with the next last two nights or monday and wednesday

isn't that incredible can we go court sides i feel like james is james

he's like his mind is blown can we say court sides to him isn't it i don't have courtside seats come on we have them

imagine like if someone got a picture of us and they're like what's happening

i would be thrilled to go to a game with you what's that all about it'd be more fun to go with you and James Loki because he's such an insane fan.

Yeah.

And he's so excited about this team.

Yeah.

And so to be with you both would be really fun.

We can bring him soon.

They've got to just stay in the game until we can go.

Oh, apparently, I'm getting word there's a new pope.

No, I know.

Should we talk about it?

Should we

apparently.

Because they promised that I could guess.

Because they all know.

Do you know all the guys?

Well, no.

I mean, we've been going over it for a while now, though.

You know the whole roster?

We know a bunch of them.

We know countries that are allegedly considerations, but we don't, this was just speculative.

This was Papu News.

This was whoever was covering

the pontiff and Papu News for the Times has been giving us sort of,

you know, the leaderboard of contenders.

He's gossiping.

Yeah.

Did you see what do you call it?

The Conclave?

Conclave?

I didn't.

Yeah.

But now I sort of feel like

we're seeing it now.

It's fun.

Do you want to know or you want us to do this after the show's over?

I'm happy to do it afterwards.

Listen, this is a relaxed set, you know?

Like,

if they've been announcing,

if I don't get it, let's go back to focusing solely on acting.

That's going to be.

And it's going to be.

Do you want me to guess first or you want to guess first?

It's going to be old Donald Trump.

Can I?

Okay, so I said earlier you're like the president of the girls.

No, Pope, later.

Wait, just say the Pope.

No, no, no, no.

I can't.

It has to be a guest.

You're excited for this crap?

Every time there has been a Pope,

I have been excited about this process.

And I can remember the last two very clearly where I was and what happened.

So we are invested.

What are your two guesses then?

All right.

She gives nothing.

She never gives anything.

You could be clinging to the side of a building by one pinky.

You could say, just give me the third letter in Wordle.

I beg you.

If you give me the third letter, I will survive.

And she's like, I don't do that.

Our family doesn't give letters.

You got to do that, Frank.

She doesn't give you hints.

She doesn't give you hints.

I would hint you anytime you want.

Thank you.

Good to know.

I'm going to guess, I'm just going to go with the one that I've been saying all this time, just and get it out of the way.

But I already know it's

Umbabo wasn't picked, correct?

Okay, the African's out.

Okay.

Okay.

Now, there were multiple.

That was your number one pick?

That was my first.

It wasn't my first pick.

What's his vibe, Mbabo?

People, he's beloved.

He's a nice guy.

He's beloved, yes.

Allegedly, they all are.

Some of them are.

I'm going to go quick for the quick Italian because there are multiple Italians, so I'm just going to say my second guess is not really my second guess, but since there are multiple Italians, it was an Italian.

Are you kidding her hints?

No,

I'm just kidding.

I'm just mad at you.

It's not an Italian.

Why did you say you should?

Because I saw her looking at him and I was like, no.

That is fascinating.

Okay, so not an Italian and not the African

cardinal.

You know what I'm going for?

I should say not from Italy.

Like, I don't know that he...

He's not a man.

Right.

I don't think that.

So it's a man.

Oh.

I just broke my own rule.

It is a man.

I'll give you that.

I think I know who it is.

Saudi Arabia.

No?

We have a Pope.

We have a cardinal that covers the Middle East, but as an ambassador, we do not have a Saudi Arabian cardinal thus far.

Oh, man.

One day, though.

That would be an interesting bridge that was.

One day.

The only hope that one day.

Yes.

All right, so we'll stop with that now.

I'm back to you, Adam.

Okay, we're going to do another little segment.

This hopefully is going to go ahead and do that.

It's called.

Okay, so you're like, as I said, the president of girls.

So, or like you're like, you know, you're the number one,

you're the reluctant leader.

Yes, father of the country.

So I just want to ask you,

Your Majesty, Your Highness, Mom, what the answer is to some questions I have about girls.

Okay.

Okay.

So when they say take these fries away from me, are you supposed to physically do it or do they like, do they say they taste good?

Oh.

I don't know what to do.

That's so interesting.

Do I take the fries or I'm like?

You're saying is it rhetorical?

Do I take the fries or does it mean that they like the fries?

I think it means they really like the fries.

Okay.

Yeah, don't take their fries.

Okay, that's good to know.

Yeah.

Okay.

When.

If someone shoves them toward you and says, please take these fries away, I can't eat anymore, I think then you'll know to take the fries.

Okay.

I think so.

I feel like you know that.

So you shouldn't just like physically remove the fries.

I wouldn't.

I wouldn't.

And throw them out the window.

Especially if you don't really know the person well.

No, it's a girl.

It's your girlfriend.

It's your girlfriend.

Okay.

Not my girlfriend.

It's hypothetically your girlfriend.

Okay.

Why do you like when you have a dream and we did something bad in it, why do you feel like

we get in trouble in the real world?

That's not fair.

Or it's not fair, but like why?

I know, I don't know.

It's a pathology.

I don't know.

Dreams are really like.

I know.

What is the dream thing?

Because I think that

some people subscribe to this idea that

these are real feelings of yours.

And so I guess when you wake up you could still be angry and then maybe you project that whatever caused the anger could could happen or Could be like produced in some way so they're already angry at you

I Can see how that could can you write that down for me sure sure I'll send you a voice thing okay So why it's sometimes like if you're like at a restaurant they say they're not hungry and then you order something like why why they eat 75% of your sandwich

because and then they say I wasn't hungry when you asked but five minutes later when there's a sandwich here why I why didn't you just order something and then they then you have 25% of the sandwich

hypothetically yeah I don't know I don't know why we do that here's another question when they what do what why do they say can we talk later like don't you know that that means we feel like we're like waiting for the electric chair

just like freaking tell I can't what am I gonna would it be better if they said um i'm really angry but i can't talk now, so I would like to talk to you later.

Well, I have a follow-up question then.

Right.

When they say, when you, when, hypothetically, when the boyfriend says,

like, is everything okay?

And then they say, I'm fine.

And then, and then you're like, are you sure?

And they're like, I'm fine.

And then three days later, they're like, this was the thing that it was three days ago.

And then you're like, why don't you tell me three days ago?

And they're like, you were supposed to know what the thing was.

And it was like, that is an impossible.

like right.

So, why the sort of gymnastics that you have to do to get to knowing in order to not three days later be in trouble is hard.

So, who's the who wins?

That's a really good question, too.

Gosh, let's see.

I think that

if you can survive and stick it out, that won't happen in 20 to 30 years.

That's gonna stop.

We love them, but honestly,

if it's not like an epidemic of, if it's not like a chronic problem, it's just passion.

It's just love.

It's just being angry and not being angry.

Maybe we're just, we're dumb dumbs.

And girls, we're trying, we don't sometimes, we try to understand girls, but we're also still dumb dumbs.

Does that make you a dum-dum, or you're not necessarily the same as us, generally speaking?

And so therefore you can't

know

what we're

expecting.

This idea of you all meant to intuit us in our feelings is a very,

that's a

very, that's a lot of pressure.

And I would say that

we have sort of entrenched places that we operate from.

And part of it is kind of fun and lively and

it and then part of it is because

often men behave in this way and then often women behave in this way.

And our natures are not to

see the other way.

So it's hard.

And it just takes practice.

And also you just get over something.

If you love someone, you want to see the other way.

That's what, like, you can.

That's why I'm saying that

we're going to fully understand each other, but we're going to, because we love each other, we're going to try our our whole lives.

It's so beautiful.

That's what love is.

You'll be better at the differences.

I know.

So it's all fine and good and worth it.

And

I don't talk about my marriage basically, but I will say

the one thing I do

say

is that you learn that the things that don't matter

don't matter.

Like

every day, I'm sure I annoy Matthew all day long.

I'm sure I

do.

Of course I do.

I'm not just ever.

No, I'm not.

And there are times that he annoys me less frequently, no doubt.

I'm sure.

But like, I tell myself all the time, like,

it doesn't matter.

Why are you going to say something about that?

But you have to get to a point.

You have to invest enough time to be that willing to...

So all the stuff that comes before of three days later and how you can't believe you didn't and why when I looked like that and you can't, you don't, you couldn't tell how upset I was.

Like that's all part of the courtship so it's all fine it's so nice to just be around you

you make people feel so good well you make me feel so good i feel like i'm flying right now i i have uh faith faith in you the oprah thing you have the oprah thing you must be incredibly i wish i had the oprah thing i was in an elevator once with her and my oh really my whole life i was like what why are these why are these

why why is everyone making such a she's just from a tv and i was in an elevator with her and i was like oh my god.

Wait, what was the occasion?

I used to work at

a media company, like Discovery.

Did I know that?

Oh, when she had her own channel.

And they were launching her channel.

Yeah.

But I was in the elevator, and I was like, there's just an energy that's just so magic.

She's a magic person.

She's a soul.

Yeah, it's absolutely true.

What did you do?

What did you do at Discovery?

I was a paralegal.

I was going to go to law school before I became a nightclub comedian.

Paralegal?

That's not a good bit.

Why would I lie about that?

I don't know.

No, I was going to go to law school and then I told my parents I wanted to be a paralyzed.

Were you really a paralegal?

Yeah, I was.

For discovery.

For like five years.

For five years, I was a paralegal.

So basically reading contracts, reading any legal stuff that came through.

You had enough

experience.

It was a pane experience.

Some of the best years of my life.

You know, like your book Jew or your money Jew?

Those are like the two stereotypes?

I'm illiterate and terrible at money.

I had everything everything in the money.

So you're not illiterate.

You're not.

Well, first of all, you wrote a book, so you're not illiterate, correct?

No.

What's the title of your book?

It's a good title.

It's called Sarajevo Perker.

My best friend.

My mom.

I didn't write a book.

No.

Why?

You thought I did?

I did write a book.

I know you did.

It's called The Art of the Deal.

I don't know.

No, I didn't write a book.

You thought I did?

That's why you did the show.

No, I thought you wrote a book about your relationship, your first relationship.

No?

What was it called?

The Anarchist Cookbook?

No, come on.

No, I never wrote a book.

Okay.

It seems too hard.

Really?

Yeah, this is, for me, is like, this is

hard.

This is what I'm capable of.

No, this is hard.

This is loose.

I don't believe you.

I feel like I'm flying right now.

Can you...

When's your next show, and who is it?

Tomorrow.

Oh, really?

Who are you interviewing tomorrow?

This guy.

You know Steiny from the Nelt Boys?

Wait, Steiny from who?

You don't know it.

And one last question.

The design inspiration for the studio?

The Dick Havitt Show.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You could tell.

Do you want to hum it with me?

What's that?

Do you want to hum the theme with me?

Do you know it?

Yeah, hold on.

From Candide?

I just gave you

Match, make a match, make it, make me a match.

Find me a find.

Catch me a catch.

Belonging to me, the envy of all the singing.

Or Papa, make him a scholar for my mother.

Mama, make him rich as a king.

Well, I wouldn't holler it if he were as handsome as Annie.

Oh!

You changed keys.

I don't know.

Well, I'm not a singer like you.

I was an Annie.

I was an 11-year-old Annie on Broadway.

Just discovered in Ohio.

They're like,

we found a star.

No, I was in New York.

I wish I'd been discovered in Ohio.

That would have been more financially fruitful.

I want to ask you about fashion.

Okay.

Okay?

So you're like a fashion icon.

But, okay, but I'm not.

I mean, I understand.

Okay.

I'll play along.

Have you ever wanted to dress like shit?

I do all the time.

No, you don't.

Look at I'm impeccable.

No, no, no.

You don't feel an obligation to be an icon.

No, no, no.

No.

I mean, I do my best when I leave the house.

If there's going to be a public event, I try to not be.

I would prefer if it wasn't attacked.

But the world is too...

The opinions are too disparate.

Did Joan go at your ass ever?

Oh, I'm sure she did, but I was very fond of her.

She was,

I loved her, and my son loved her, and my husband loved her, and I think she was very hard on me multiple times.

I kind of didn't care.

But it's funny when she was cruel.

She was funny.

Yeah.

Yeah, I was actually very, very fond of her.

I was hoping we could do like maybe a little fashion police segment real quick.

Sure.

Where I show you a look, and then you can give me like your

look or anybody's looking.

No, no, we have pictures of different looks.

Sure.

You can give us

your reality.

I'm trying to be very friendly because I don't see any point in being cruel.

Okay, first look.

Wait.

What do you think of that?

Is that you?

You can keep it.

No, no, no.

Who who is that?

It's me.

No, it's not.

What of age?

No, wait.

What, I put weight on?

No, that's you.

Why do you look different?

I guess it's the orange lighting.

That's your chair.

That's you, of course.

I look bad.

Oh, the lighting's different.

What's wrong with you?

That's great.

Oh, you're making a fist.

Well, that's cute.

Well, I'm talking.

I'm making a good point.

Is this cuter or this cuter?

You sort of look a little bit like a cross between Baryshnikov here and

big check.

Okay, let's go next one should we leave these up for the audience?

No throw it throw it away.

Well you can keep that one

what about this look what's your what's your impression here?

Amazing.

I kind of like

me too.

First of all, I kind of love I like a uniform because like what like if if you become like a uniform guy

you like that's like one of the that's that's an incredible thing.

Yeah.

Love the Yoji Yamamoto mock.

I feel like the trousers look so so good on him, don't they?

I love the pant.

The pant, me too.

I really do.

I think he gets way too much crap for this look.

I think it's phenomenal.

Okay.

Yeah, I agree.

This is a look from the Met Gala this year.

Oh, really?

I want to see your reaction to this.

What do you make of this?

Oh, it's great.

It's great.

Understood the theme.

Met Gala.

Dandy.

Dandy.

Bartolo cologne.

Okay, real quick, rapid fire.

Wow, that's a name I heard a lot in my head.

What do you think?

This is one of the worst outfits I've ever seen.

Stripes is very dandy.

this?

What does it say?

Make the rich

horrific what this guy's wearing.

I can't stand it.

What?

Personally?

Yeah.

Whatever, it's crap.

He's got skinny legs.

Fashion police.

No, no.

Last one, last one.

This is a full circle moment.

Okay.

This is going to get picked up.

It's time.

Let's.

No, no, no.

Give her a taste of her own medicine.

Oh.

Just say, but I'm not as fast, funny, or or biting or cruel.

The words

wreath come to mind, Muppet,

clown, jester, nest.

She's like a baby bird that was just birthed.

You know what?

I'm going to actually take the opposite side.

I think it's a fabulous outfit and it would look great on a woman.

Sarah, you got to get out of here.

Adam?

Did you have fun?

This is part one.

You're coming back on the show?

Part two.

We're going to talk Israel-Palestinian.

Yes.

The best interviews are three-parters.

Okay.

Don't you think, like the housewives of blankety blank, the reunions?

Yeah, yeah.

I think we should do a three-parter.

Okay, we're going to talk about

2026.

2026.

Bring it all back around.

Mid 2027.

Yes.

We could cover the midterms together.

You're my best person.

You know, they're always like a desk, you know?

of the way.

Guys, thanks for joining us.

That was a fun one.

Again,

humbly, let me remind you, there's a link in the description.

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If you don't want to, just enjoy the show.

I really appreciate everyone for watching it.

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