This is what shocks me is that I think people are almost having two separate conversations about this election.

And they can do that because we can all live in our own little bubbles and our own much of it fueled by the fact that we spend seven to eight hours a day on average, more if you're younger, staring at screens, looking at the same things over and over, reinforcing our existing opinions.

And that is this election. And mainstream media, I think, well deservedly so, has lost the trust of the American people. So we don't have a single newscaster, too, that we all tend to sit

down and watch every evening, which tells us a story we all generally agree with. That world is gone.

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I interviewed Christine Rosen about a week before the election.

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And Christine Rosen is one of those people.

She is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.

Really cool organization.

She's big into, I mean, her research areas are American history, society and culture, technology, and culture and

feminism. We cover a little bit of all of that here. She gives us the review of Hillary Clinton's

latest bio, or actually not bio, her memoir, which I got to listen to to hear. You do. You just need to hear it all but this is a great conversation

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