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our lord 2022, the covid-19 pandemic entering its third year, this is what the panic and politics of the disease has brought us. a house divided. measures that might have made sense in early 2020 when there was no good understanding of the sickness, no vaccines, no therapies, no experience as a guide make no sense now. in early 2020, nearly the entire nation was willing to do its part to beat an onrushing plague enduring lockdowns, masking up, social distancing and more. we are americans and pulling together is what we do after all. because we are americans, we re have expectations of our representatives, our leadership, and our institutions. when they keep faith, we honor their demands of us not because we are ruled but because we are citizens. when they don t keep faith, well, we kick them to the curb or we ought. to say the years of the pandemic have sharply illuminated the bad faith, incompetence and dim-whitedness of those
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senator amy klobuchar, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. thanks, lawrence. great to be on again. thank you. coming up, you ve seen the headlines in our most respectable publication. is a civil war ahead asks the new yorker ? are we facing a second war asks the new york times ? we ll have that in a series of segments on this program called a house divided. we ll be joined next but an author that s become the basis for much of the discussion of civil war, barbara f. walter is the author of how civil wars start. and she joins us next.
are we see more likely facing another civil war? tonight we begin, what will be a series on this program called, a house divided. it will offer a range of thoughtful and educated responses to the question, is a civil war head? our next guest is one of the people who started this public discussion. with the publication of her new book, how the civil war started. barbara walter is a professor of international relations of at the university at the san diego. she s studied at the war in peace institute. and she served on and advisory committee to the cia called, political instability task force. it rates countries on a scale of functioning democracy on one