Bill Maher: “I remember Marianne Williamson who ran for president… She once said, ‘What does it say that Fox News is nicer to me than the lefties are? What does it say that the conservatives are nicer to me?’ “So we're not the first ones to experience this. How do we get those kinds of people, these people who are so secure in their own perfect, one true opinion, to like open up and be like, stop being such hypocrites? You're supposed to be the people who like tolerance, liberals. You're supposed to just— I call them liberals in theory.” Jessica Tarlov: “I don't want this to happen because I want to win elections… But frankly, losing is the antidote to this and getting on the ballot and being rejected.” Christopher Rufo: “I support you guys losing as much as possible. Sounds great. Yeah. I love it. We're on the same team.” Jessica Tarlov: “I’m glad we got this moment of unity.” Christopher Rufo: “I think you have to have a personality disorder to run as a Democrat. It's like, you have a political movement that has such a complex, and it's going to be dominated by the people on the fringes.” Bill Maher: “And the Republicans aren’t?” Christopher Rufo: “I don't think so. No, I think it's different.”