Hello friends, welcome back to the show.

My guest today is David Pakman, he's a political commentator and host of the David Pakman

show.

The left and the right really aren't talking very well at the moment.

It feels like if people don't have the same political leaning, they see the world in

an entirely different way.

Whether that's disagreements on the identity, health, policy, priorities or baby making,

there's not much talking going on at the moment.

Perfect to learn, David's explanation for why communication from left to right seems so

strained.

Whether identity politics really takes up as much focus among the left as it seems, whether

Donald Trump is an own goal for conservatives, the biggest problems with political commentators

refusing to communicate and much more.

I wanted to bring David on to get an understanding of the internal dynamics of what's going on

in the left.

If you are someone that sits on the left hand side of the aisle, what does it feel like

for most of the attention online being taken up by libs of TikTok videos and crazy people

with purple hair gluing their breasts to the street?

What does that feel like and how representative is that of the left overall?

It says a lot that I need to actually ask someone whether or not the stuff that I'm seeing

on the internet is genuinely true or representative.

And David does a good job today, whether you agree with his points or not, it's really

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