Brian Lerer on WNYC.

And to end the show today, we're going to open up the phones on how the 2024 election,

and to some extent our politics in general over the last decade, let's say the whole

Trump era, has affected your relationships. 212-433 WNYC, 212, 433-9-6-9-2. But we definitely want to know

the 2024 post-election version of this conversation that we've

definitely been having since around 2015 now. How is the political divide in the Trump era

affecting your family relationships, your friend relationships, your neighbor relationships,

your relationships at work, now that this election has taken place.

Anything yet to report? 212-433. WNYC, 212, 433-9692. Here's just a quick scan of some recent headlines from the New Yorker.

The election is dividing husbands and wives across headlines from the New Yorker. The election is dividing husbands

and wives across America. From the New York Times, united by love, divided by politics. And from

Pink News, J.D. Vance admits he's lost friends over Donald Trump support. So how is the 2024

election affecting any of your relationships? Have you lost a relationship

or a friend over your support or their support of one candidate or the other? 212-433, WNYC, 433-9-6-692. What may be a new wrinkle for us in this conversation,

it does seem like we have it every year going into Thanksgiving. And that's definitely one

of the things that you can talk about is, have you changed any Thanksgiving plans?

I know one person who let us know that they already have. They just

can't bear to be with their, in their case, Trump voting relatives at Thanksgiving this year.

So we definitely can hear about that. But a new wrinkle, as we've been talking about the electoral

map and how many people even in New York City, who didn't vote for Trump before, did this year,

is the vibe in your building, if you live in an apartment building, or the vibe on your block, if you live

in a house any different than it was before election day or before this election season,

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