Chris Evans is facing a growing anger from the left over his meeting with Republicans.

Now, you may know Chris Evans from the Marvel films where he plays Captain America,

and you may also know him from his various controversial statements he's made

usually about Trump and Trump supporters. But it was recently announced he was starting a

website called A Starting Point, where he would sit down with Democrats and Republicans

to talk about various political issues. Naturally, the left is angry because they call this

both sidesism, that there aren't two sides to an issue. There's only one side to climate change,

and there's only one side to immigration, and talking to anyone else is to justify ideas that

aren't correct or right. This is a problem the left has. In my line of work, I've tried interviewing

people, and typically it is very, very difficult to sit down with the left because they don't want to

validate or platform your ideas, but the reality is in this country. Around half of the people who

live here hold differing views. So it's not about two sides or both sides, it's about complex

issues. While I think it's great that Chris Evans is launching this program, I don't think it will

be effective, but I think it's a good starting point. However, the left doesn't think so, and they're

kind of pissed off about it. So today, let's take a look at what's happened with Chris Evans,

and talk about the issue of the left not wanting to come to the table to have a discussion.

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