Show Notes
Ana Navarro sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to discuss why she thanked Christina Applegate for being a voice for those living with neurological disorders like MS and shares her reaction to Megyn Kelly’s comments about the actress.
She also explains why she is adamant that she would never meet with President Trump and weighs in on the debate surrounding political figures dining with the president.
Plus, Ana opens up about her longtime relationship with Lin-Manuel Miranda and his father, Luis Miranda..
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