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This is Build For Tomorrow, a podcast about the unexpected things that shape us and how we can shape the future.

I'm Jason Piper, and in each episode, I take something that seems concerning or confusing today

and figure out where it came from, what important things we're missing, and how to be more

optimistic about tomorrow.

Who doesn't love a viral video? And even better. Who doesn't love a viral video?

And even better, who doesn't love a viral video featuring a politician saying something stupid?

I mean, we will retweet the hell out of that, because if there's one thing we love more than viral

videos, I guess it's feeling superior to people in power.

But recently, as I also enjoyed and then, yes, retweeted a viral video of a

politician saying something stupid, a very simple question occurred to me about why this politician

said something stupid. And I realized, I don't know the answer. And in fact, I had never heard

anyone actually explain it. And so I went searching. And eventually, I got an answer.

And it made me see this video very differently. In fact, it forced me to think about politics a little

differently. So first, I want to play the video for you. And then I want to tell you the question that I

asked. And then we'll get to the answer. And you can see if it makes you feel differently, too.

So first, the video.

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