00:22:40.660Before anything else, I wanted to pin down what exactly Savannah believed.0.96
00:22:45.860Would you say you're like a political activist? Is that the right phrase?
00:22:49.520I'm less political. I'm more cultural.
00:22:51.460So it's more so like what can women do in our own individual lives, in our relationships versus just, oh, I'm going to go cast my vote.1.00
00:22:58.460Savannah's public persona did seem very much about women distancing themselves from politics.1.00
00:23:04.240In fact, it actively called for women not to vote at all.0.86
00:23:07.520I'm going to start this off really strong.1.00
00:23:08.840I don't think women should vote anyways.1.00
00:23:10.280Even if I had my voting rights stripped away, I wouldn't care.1.00
00:23:14.400My husband would be the one voting for us.
01:11:12.820See all these guys are undermining his authority.
01:11:15.360conversation with you um that kind of was it was a big part of that conversation exactly what
01:11:35.220you're talking about a kind of realignment of what it means to be a leader that kind of leader is
01:11:39.240Uh, it wasn't, I always knew what a leadership was, that conversation, the biggest thing that I could tell you that it did for me was a perspective shift.
01:11:51.740Noah kept referring to their relationship as a brand, which was a bit confusing, and it seemed clear that Corey had a major role in what that brand and their relationship looked like.