If you find yourself wound up feeling dogmatic, really convinced you're right, it could be

in any context.

I just noticed when that happens to me that there's a pain there.

There's a subtle pain of shutting out any other point of view, really trying to convince

myself or work myself up into something when some part of my brain knows what maybe there's

another way to look at this.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant Suit Politics, the home of grace filled political

conversations.

Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of Pant Suit Politics.

We are happy to be with you here today, even though we acknowledge this incredibly difficult

time.

As we record on Thursday, America has passed 250,000 deaths from COVID-19 and the coronavirus

continues to rage all but completely uncontrolled across the country as we enter Thanksgiving

season and the holiday season.

Also, the end of the pandemic with so many treatments and testing and vaccines right on the horizon,

but we are having to call on deep reserves to get to that finish line and we know that

is an incredibly difficult ask right now.

We want to dispend just a few minutes processing some new restrictions in Kentucky and where

we are with the pandemic before we transition to a conversation with ABC's Dan Harris.

Dan Harris is also the creator of 10% happier.

The creator of a book, creator of a podcast and an app that we both use regularly and so

we're excited to share that conversation with you today as well.

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