I want to see people be able to have a vigorous debate about where we stand on these issues. And I think part of the reason we're having this question is because There's been the rise of a somewhat muscular form of, you know, rightism, not so conservative as much as populist, nationalist, which has posed challenges to a lot of the post war consensus. And now people have to make decisions at the ballot box in their own communities about how they define, you know, these very clear points about what freedom and values mean to us and how we're going to live together going forward. (07:43–08:03)
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