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Welcome to the politics, guys, a place for bipartisan, rational, and civil debate on American politics and policy.

I'm Trey Orndorff, a political scientist in Oklahoma Christian University,

and I'm joined by Ken Katkin of Chase Law School. And welcome to the midweek show, Ken.

Thanks. It's great to be back. Yeah, it is a lot of fun. And I know we were kind of teasing

it about it after the show, the Saturday show, you know, I think we

had one of our strongest disagreements of all time. So if you haven't gone and listened to that show,

if you really want to hear Ken and I, you know, disagree about something deeply, you need to

head back and start with that one first. And then you can pick up here with our, with our Wednesday

show. But what we're going to do this week, listeners, is you have been asking us a lot of really good and really interesting questions.

So many so that we keep tally of all of these.

And we want to have an episode where we're just going to basically be dedicating that to your in question.

So this is basically the Ask Trey and Ken episode.

And so if we don't quite answer your question, right, you know, feel free to let us know that you've got more that you want to know, right?

So you can always talk back to us.

But in no particular order,

we've got some questions, Ken. And we're going to start actually with Matt from Facebook.

And here's his question. He says, quote, how can we avert a civil war when we're trapped in

between people who still think Trump had the largest

inauguration crowd in history and still think Obama was born in Kenya on one side and people

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