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and of course, someone who echoed and greatly upped the ante of what you were saying about the united states military was donald trump. and it worked out just fine for him. remember him with bill o reilly, when o reilly was talking to him about putin and said, this guy s a murderer. he goes, what about us, we re so good? now, that was an order of magnitude different than what you had said. the question about can we change, i remember it as an appeal of you saying, we ve done things in a way that has provoked animus, can we do better. we re now doing things in a way that provoked animus. do you think we can change? the evidence is not really good for that. i don t think we re on a great trajectory. i keep trying to preach on my show that the thing we have to do long-range is stop the hate that goes on in this country. the two sides hate each other to such a degree i don t think anybody s hearing each other. when people hate each other it doesn t matter what the policies are. you know,
here. i don t think we re on a great trajectory. i keep trying to preach on my show that the thing we have to do long range is stop the hate that goes on in this country. the two sides hate each other to such a degree. i don t think anybody s hearing each other. when people hate each other, it doesn t matter what the policies are. that s right. because hate is ignorant, cheap, and easy. and that s why it s perfect for politics, right? the proof isn t just in how polarized we are but how political attacks are getting more and more personal. on the law you can t do that. they re called ad hominems. you can t talk about the other lawyer. think about that. that s all they do in politics now. that s where we are. that brings us to republican congressman paul gosar. look, i don t know how anyone who s being honest can say that he wasn t way out of line and in fact he s been way out of line too many times. now he was censured and he was removed of his committee
toxic mix of this system that i believe just doesn t work anymore, this two-party system, is just intent on running things down. and i think that s one of the things that resonated with you last night with bill maher. he s all too familiar for being a target of right and left. but he sees the problem. here. i don t think we re on a great trajectory. i keep trying to preach on my show that the thing we have to do long range is stop the hate that goes on in this country. the two sides hate each other to such a degree. i don t think anybody s hearing each other. when people hate each other, it doesn t matter what the policies are. that s right. because hate is ignorant, cheap, and easy. and that s why it s perfect for politics, right?