I'm excited to have a conversation with you today that I imagine will cover various parts

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in places like MSNBC or CNN.

This is America, we don't owe it to each other to agree, that's only in a totalitarian

way, and the fact that nobody has a monopoly on truth, and that we can learn from each other,

if we judge less and listen more, to me that's what's great about this country actually.

You clearly didn't listen to me, you clearly Mary Ann did not listen to me on ESPN where my

brand was that I do in fact have a monopoly on the truth, but I said that, I said that in just,

and I really actually appreciate your response to that question, because if we are searching for

truth and authenticity, you know, I think what you said is absolutely true for some of us on the

right, there's probably a vested interest in hearing your RFK's position because it detracts

from the position of Joe Biden, but I can say speaking for myself, I would have had an honest

interest in you and your politics and your points of view, regardless of the existence of Joe Biden,

if this were a primary where we weren't looking at it incumbent, like it was in 2016 for you and

you're run for president, I'd still want to hear from all the Democrats, I want to hear from

the person vying to be the leader of the free world, the most powerful person at least politically

on the planet, and so you would have been welcome here regardless, Mary Ann, I do wonder,

you know, people you described you as, you know, the 2024 Bernie Sanders, but we did see what happened

to Bernie Sanders, you know, and you for that matter, where you weren't welcomed into the debate

when it comes to the Democratic National Committee. Oh, yeah. First of all, I want to quote Eisenhower

here for a moment. He said the American mind at its best is both liberal and conservative.

I don't think it's particularly healthy these days, the way we think that if you're conservative,

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