From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, the Armstrong and Getty Show.

After you beat up on the women for all our political problems,

I have another view of our politics from a political scientist that was on,

I think face to nation yesterday, was really troubling.

Our polarization, which is not a surprise to anybody,

but how it's growing from the outward ends inward,

which is not what I was hoping was happening.

So the anger, vehements and tribalism of the outside is spreading in.

Is that what is actually correct?

So I issued a disclaimer to this conversation last hour,

and I think it's worth repeating more or less.

And that's, if something is 60-40, that's, you know,

it's a little, more than half, a little less than half, or 55-45.

Politically, that's a landslide.

And yet, you can't stereotype based on 55-45.

You can know it's a significant difference.

If, for instance, and this is my way of thinking about the world,

it makes a lot of people uncomfortable, but...

It is what it is.

No, boy, prepare to be uncomfortable.

If, for instance, black people commit crimes per capita,

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