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Over the last half-decade, no issue has divided American society more than the question of whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich. In the years since the issue first rose to prominence during the summer of 2014, the Great Hot Dog Debate has torn families apart and shattered lifelong friendships. The question transcends traditional political and cultural divisions, and has the power to provoke vehement arguments among even the most apolitical of people. Dozens of high-profile celebrities have weighed in on the debate, including Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Canadian Prime Minister...

>> the first time i was introduced to ted cruz was a supreme court argument i had no idea who he was, he was a texas solicitor and he argued in front of the court a case called medellin. no idea whoa was. and i walked out of there thinking that might have been the best performance i'd seen in front of the court. and i'd watched a lot of argument. the guy can do do it. he's amazingly adept at what we might call in another context code switching. sort of breitbart comment thread and like guy who argued in front of the supreme court. >> he knows the sort of conservative slang and the accent to pu...

Chief, who understands the threats we face. who am i comfortable having their finger on the button? now, that's a question of strength, but it's also a question of judgment. and i think that is a question that is a challenging question for both of them. >> when asked about those comments, a cruz spokesperson told the "times" that "judgment is a question for all candidates for president of the u.s. that's the point cruz was making." the biggest challenge for ted cruz ultimately may just be his persona or as "the new york times" puts it "mr. cruz appraised as grating and pompous as a matter of b...

Are just citations of old quotes from conservatives. the kind of insidious fact about ted cruz is that he can tell a great story, has a good sense of humor, and is clearly brilliant. then he uses all that empathy and intelligence to do ted cruz things. this is one of those things. don't read the book. >> and join meg me now is jeb lund, columnist for "the guardian" and "rolling stone" who recently wrote a piece for that magazine called "ted cruz isn't crazy, he's much worse." and also our dedicated book correspondent. thank you for doing what you do. >> my pleasure. >> what do you mean he's no...