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I honestly do not recall exactly what tweet it was because there were so many tweets to make you angry, but in that moment [ in the summer of 2017 ], I called Mike Farah, the CEO of Funny or Die. I said,' I think we should join forces and do something related to upcoming midterm elections, because all the tweeting and marching is great and nothing really means as much as voting, in terms of trying to get the country back on track.'.