Conversation is the cure. All of this division and talking about who you disagree with and which side is worse and chopping them up and gotcha and all the stuff that plays on social media.

Where is it getting us? Everything's getting worse in terms of division in terms of the lack of any dynamic of any kind of fixes?

Opposition is the only real position in politics today.

Why? Because of the game and it's got to change in conversation as part of the cure talking to people

that you don't agree with talking about why but doing it with decency face to face

and trying to figure out if there are points of common concern.

Thank you for being here on the Chris Cuomo Project

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subscribing to get into the long COVID experiments that we're doing there with my own

treatment. This is all about how we get to a better place, not about me agreeing with Tucker Carlson.

It's not about me liking Tucker Carlson or us being buddies.

It's about, if two people who are supposed to be the opposites of each other,

who's supposed to be avowed enemies, which by the way I don't do by the way.

I don't do enemies. I don't give people that kind of power over how I feel. But we certainly disagree. But

are there common concerns that do something other than just feeding the food fight that our

politics has become? if so wouldn't that be amazing

if we were able to shift the dynamic over this food you know from this food fight

to getting it back to the responsibilities of the people

we've put in power to do something about those concerns. So for your own observation, for your own own use.

Here is a conversation.

Me and Tucker Carlson. cross. So one of the reasons I think that you called me was because we had such similar lives and you're one of the few people kind of understand.

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