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From The Reading List New York Times: “How to Resolve a Conflict When You Hate Your Opponent’s Guts” — “In the late 1970s, Jay and Lorna walked into the legal offices of Gary Friedman. After years of marriage, they had decided to call it quits. But instead of going through an adversarial process, they wanted somebody to help them disentangle their lives with as little belligerence as possible. That someone, they hoped, would be Friedman.” CBS News: “Agree to disagree: Achieving positive outcomes from conflict” — “Billy Moore was born and raised on the south side of Chicag...

Listen • 47:10 Clouds pass overt the Capitol Dome as the Senate resumes debate on overriding the veto of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on December 31, 2020 in Washington, DC. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) was filibustering the NDAA. (Joshua Roberts/Getty Images) The fight over the filibuster. Does the filibuster bring better solutions to the country’s biggest problems, or no solutions at all?    Guests Adam Jentleson, executive director of the Battle Born Collective, a progressive strategy and communications firm. Author of “Kill Switch: The Rise o...

Also Featured Sandy Isham, registered nurse in Kansas who pulled her mother out of a nursing home during the pandemic. Stephanie Igoe, former administrator at the Hallworth House, a non-profit nursing home in Providence, Rhode Island that closed in August 2020. Interview Highlights The American Health Care Association says that nursing homes could lose some 34 billion dollars over the next couple of years. And 10 times as many nursing homes, perhaps as many as 2,000 or almost 2,000, could close this year. Do those numbers make sense to you? Katie Smith Sloan: ”I would characterize the nur...

President Donald Trump speaks during a rally protesting the electoral college certification of Joe Biden in Washington. (Evan Vucci, File/AP Photo) The Senate voted to acquit former President Donald Trump. We discuss what it means for the Republican Party and the nation. Guests Michael Whatley, chair of the North Carolina Republican Party. (@WhatleyNCGOP) Norman Ornstein, emeritus scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. Contributing editor for The Atlantic. Contributing editor and columnist for the National Journal. (@NormOrnstein) Also Featuring Interview Highlights On Trump’s acqui...

Also Featured From The Reading List PBS NewsHour: “Debate over one of their own opens new fault lines in Republican ranks” — “The U.S. House of Representatives spent hours on Thursday in impassioned debate over the future of Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and her past statements espousing support for conspiracy theories and violence against lawmakers.” Wall Street Journal: “Jamie Raskin Leads Democrats in Trump’s Second Impeachment Trial” — “Rep. Jamie Raskin faces an immediate challenge as the top prosecutor in the second impeachment trial of former President Donald ...