Keith Payne

Unfortunately, like all things, there's not a right or wrong. It's got to be some weird percentage you work out in your life that results in happiness, I guess.

Unfortunately, like all things, there's not a right or wrong. It's got to be some weird percentage you work out in your life that results in happiness, I guess.

Unfortunately, like all things, there's not a right or wrong. It's got to be some weird percentage you work out in your life that results in happiness, I guess.

And even maybe what are my real goals other than what I'm coveting is just flashy. OK, so your new book, Good, Reasonable People, The Psychology Behind America's Dangerous Divide.

And even maybe what are my real goals other than what I'm coveting is just flashy. OK, so your new book, Good, Reasonable People, The Psychology Behind America's Dangerous Divide.

And even maybe what are my real goals other than what I'm coveting is just flashy. OK, so your new book, Good, Reasonable People, The Psychology Behind America's Dangerous Divide.

This is really fun because we just had another professor on with a book called Tribal and almost debunking a little bit the very popular tribalism explanation of our political divide, acknowledging where it exists, but also not looking at it as such a negative thing and rounding out our understanding of what we know about that.

This is really fun because we just had another professor on with a book called Tribal and almost debunking a little bit the very popular tribalism explanation of our political divide, acknowledging where it exists, but also not looking at it as such a negative thing and rounding out our understanding of what we know about that.

This is really fun because we just had another professor on with a book called Tribal and almost debunking a little bit the very popular tribalism explanation of our political divide, acknowledging where it exists, but also not looking at it as such a negative thing and rounding out our understanding of what we know about that.

us them in group out group thing so that's been kind of helpful and so that's maybe one look at the issue you look at it through a bunch of different lenses and why i'm most excited about this book is i don't really have many causes this is maybe the only one that i constantly am fighting for monica nice fights the most recent month have been around this topic oh great well so

us them in group out group thing so that's been kind of helpful and so that's maybe one look at the issue you look at it through a bunch of different lenses and why i'm most excited about this book is i don't really have many causes this is maybe the only one that i constantly am fighting for monica nice fights the most recent month have been around this topic oh great well so

us them in group out group thing so that's been kind of helpful and so that's maybe one look at the issue you look at it through a bunch of different lenses and why i'm most excited about this book is i don't really have many causes this is maybe the only one that i constantly am fighting for monica nice fights the most recent month have been around this topic oh great well so

The book, I think you have a similar goal as mine, which is we have got to stop looking at half the country as bad or half the country as racist or half the country as hateful. And by the way, or if you're on the right, half the couple is whining babies and snowflake, you know, whatever stereotype they handed you in your in-group, we got to break out of that.

The book, I think you have a similar goal as mine, which is we have got to stop looking at half the country as bad or half the country as racist or half the country as hateful. And by the way, or if you're on the right, half the couple is whining babies and snowflake, you know, whatever stereotype they handed you in your in-group, we got to break out of that.

The book, I think you have a similar goal as mine, which is we have got to stop looking at half the country as bad or half the country as racist or half the country as hateful. And by the way, or if you're on the right, half the couple is whining babies and snowflake, you know, whatever stereotype they handed you in your in-group, we got to break out of that.

And so this book really kind of systematically looks at how we get there. And then a lot of hiccups in thinking that get us there. Yeah. What motivated you? You give a good story about your brother and Facebook.

And so this book really kind of systematically looks at how we get there. And then a lot of hiccups in thinking that get us there. Yeah. What motivated you? You give a good story about your brother and Facebook.

And so this book really kind of systematically looks at how we get there. And then a lot of hiccups in thinking that get us there. Yeah. What motivated you? You give a good story about your brother and Facebook.

You state some of the data that's out there. I forget what percentage, but it's younger people saying across the board they couldn't date anyone outside of their own political party. I think of these great examples like I remember growing up and getting a real bang out of the fact that the raging Cajun was married to, you know, a strategist for the Clinton campaigns married to Mary Madeline.

You state some of the data that's out there. I forget what percentage, but it's younger people saying across the board they couldn't date anyone outside of their own political party. I think of these great examples like I remember growing up and getting a real bang out of the fact that the raging Cajun was married to, you know, a strategist for the Clinton campaigns married to Mary Madeline.