Isaac opens up about his recent visit to the White House, and why it became one of the most polarizing moments of his public life.

After meeting press secretary Karoline Leavitt, Isaac posted a photo of the two of them together and faced a wave of backlash from his followers for doing it. The post, which was meant to signal open dialogue across party lines, was quickly misunderstood and criticized, forcing him to take it down within 45 minutes and reflect on how even the intent to listen can spark outrage.

What does it really mean to sit at the table with someone you disagree with? What responsibility comes with platforming controversial voices? And how do you navigate the tension between personal conviction and public reaction?