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Welcome back folks. Look, it's no secret that Americans are divided today,

not just politically and who they vote for, but even on what's happened in news they consume

or how they consume it. The latter affects the former, as we've seen increasingly over the last

several years. It seems to have reached a pivotal point where Americans simply won't believe

actual facts if it's being reported by media outlet they don't like.

It's become so divided that journalists don't want to accurately portray both sides of the story

and they will conservative threats to democracy or spreaders of misinformation.

We're just asking questions of our liberal counterparts.

This is not normal nor is it healthy. We're going to ask can the mainstream media dig itself out

of this grave? Can it regain the trust it once held many decades ago or will we continue to spiral?

And on a similar note, will America's electoral system regain the trust of voters through

maybe something like ranked choice voting? Or will it's complex nature and unintentional outcomes

harm our election process? Instead, are we looking for the right solutions in the right places?

And to help us with that conversation today, we're honored to have Wall Street Journal

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