Wow, okay. That escalated quickly.

I'm Angela Duckworth.

I'm Mike Mon.

And you're listening to no stupid questions.

Today on the show, how do we disagree better?

I am not some young whipper snapper.

I can do whatever I want.

Angela, as a human being who lives on earth, I think you and I and every single person

can connect with today's question.

Hmm. Okay. I'm all ears, yes.

It was a joint question that interestingly was submitted by two U.S. governors, one Republican

and one Democrat.

Now I'm really all ears.

Okay. Here's their question. They say there is so much hostility and contempt in the world

today, especially around politics.

It's okay to disagree, but we have to learn to disagree in a way that is productive and

not destructive.

What would you recommend to help people disagree better?

Governor Spencer Cox, Republican Utah, Governor Jared Polis, Democrat Colorado.

Wow. I feel the weight of responsibility.

So when I should give his context, the governor Cox, the Republican from Utah, is the chair

of the National Governors Association.

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