Welcome back to a new episode of Your Wrong with Molly Hemingway, editor-in-chief of the Federalist and David Harsani, senior writer at The Washington Examiner.

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Molly, you know, numerous people have asked me, someone actually asked me this on the radio the other day, if you and I were okay because we kind of yelled at each other last week over the Iran thing.

And I told them I thought we were. I hope we are. And I told them that you probably have to be friends with someone before you do that, right? Like, it would be difficult to have

that kind of passionate argument with someone you didn't know that well and be okay.

I actually think our bigger problem is that we don't fight enough. The whole idea of this was

that you and I like each other, but we disagree with each other a lot. And then we

tend to agree so much that I think that's the bigger problem. But I don't know if it's about being

friends before you disagree so much as that we're both very gen X. And we have very, we're just so

used to having ideas shared by very few other people that the idea that we would take offense with each other for not agreeing, that's just so foreign to me and I know it's foreign to you.

We're okay.

Yeah, it works both ways in the real world where people think they've offended me sometimes, where'm not really that offended, even if they

annoy me and I'm not that nice to them, but also that they think that I am worried about

offending them, which I'm not. Do you know what I mean? It's never or very rarely ad hominem.

And if it's not ad hominem, I'm usually, unless you're some kind of psycho who's like hates Jews

or is a big it or something

like that. I'm not going to really take it that personally, you know, anyway, we are okay for

everyone out there, I think, I hope. And let's get into it. So I think we should just start on a lighter

note and talk about the Obama presidential library that is opening in Chicago.

Someone called it the Obama Lisk, which I think is great, like an obelisk, but the Obama

list.

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