It isn't any different. We are a community family that must make sure the next generation has a great opportunity to succeed. We have to focus on that. We agree on so many more things than we disagree on. I would love to see the conversation stay there, stay in those things that 80% of the people agree that we should be making progress on and stop messing with the stuff that has almost zero valid conversation on the kitchen tables of most people. (58:36–58:40)
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