It's Sarah Gentry

Considering the fact there are 100-200 billion galaxies, each with roughly 100 billion planets, and that the age of the universe is 14 billion years, what makes you think the planet Earth is so special that not a single other planet could produce living beings that we'd call aliens? Humans are on the verge of being able to design life and send them across the universe so why couldn't it have happened in the 14 billions years that was the past? Dawkins' point is at least based on empirical, verifiable fact. Christian dogma, on the other hand, is based on the assertions of a monotheistic cult of a single tribe of primates thousands of years ago offering nothing but incoherent, contradictory texts, with anything so embarrassingly wrong arbitrarily excluded from their "holy" scriptures and considered non-canonical.

There's a few like that in the surviving live Hancocks. There is a court based one which I presume was live, and Hancock is for no apparent reason a barrister that week and is, I think, defending Sid, but mispeaks and tells the court 'Sidney Jones", so Sid says 'James!' to correct him and Tony ad-libs something like "ah yes, I knew I recognised you from somewhere'.

"this guy" is a professor of biology. What did you accomplish in your life, if i may ask? And of course you need "another video", if you have been misrepresented by cutting out relevant parts of an interview.