There is such a polarization, partisan split on this issue, the largest that I've ever seen.

Just take a look at this. This is where it really gets interesting and I would dare say a little

bit nutty. How proud to be an American? You know, among Republicans, 93% are extremely or very

proud. Just one, a single one say they have little to no pride in being an

American. But look over at the Democratic side. This is where we've seen this extremely or very

number. It's been taking a tumble at 27%, which is way different than the 93. You do the quick math

with me here. What is that? That's a 66 point difference here in terms of extremely or very. But look at

this.

The little or no proud to be an American actually among Democrats' eclipses is greater than the

extremely or very proud number. So we are just living in such a different universe if you're

a Republican versus a Democrat on the basic fundamental

question of being proud to be an American.

So for Democrats, has it always been thus?

No, it hasn't.

You know, I mentioned this 36 percent, the little or no, actually outrunning the extremely

or very.

And I will note that this is the first time ever, the first time ever among Democrats in

which this little or no actually eclipses the extremely or very. And look at this back in

2001. Look at this. The extremely or very, and this is pre-9-11, the extremely or very actually

outran the little or no

by 84 points. 84 points. Now the little or no outruns the extremely or vary by nine points. So

what is that? 84 to 9. That is a 93-point switcheroo in 25 years among Democrats. Now more

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