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About, but they've had these talks on the side where they're trying to come to an unwritten agreement to avert a crisis over iran's nuclear program. so kind of freezing the status quo, where the u.s. wouldn't put any more financial pressure on iran, and iran would not increase their uranium enrichment up to weapons grade level, the 90%. i'll give you one number that's key here. for the past 14 months in iraq and the past roughly three months in syria, there have been no attacks directly on u.s. forces by iran-backed militias and that is being interpreted as a sign that there is some kind of un...

Because we're the center of the universe on the phone. and it's instilling, like, this weapons-grade level of narcissism in everyone where they don't want to venture beyond their comfort bubble. and i think that's what's hurting political discourse. disagreement is inconvenient, and the phone is anything but inconvenient. >> well, also political arguments have gotten more intense, and it's also less safe to engage with people. >> yes. >> and that is an art. having a conversation even though, you know, i mean, you're very good at it, you're a superstar, but, you know, it's an art form to be abl...

Because we're the center of the universe on the phone. and it's instilling, like, this weapons-grade level of narcissism in everyone where they don't want to venture beyond their comfort bubble. and i think that's what's hurting political discourse. disagreement is inconvenient, and the phone is anything but inconvenient. >> well, also political arguments have gotten more intense, and it's also less safe to engage with people. >> yes. >> and that is an art. having a conversation even though, you know, i mean, you're very good at it, you're a superstar, but, you know, it's an art form to be abl...

Because we're the center of the universe on the phone. and it's instilling, like, this weapons-grade level of narcissism in everyone where they don't want to venture beyond their comfort bubble. and i think that's what's hurting political discourse. disagreement is inconvenient, and the phone is anything but inconvenient. >> well, also political arguments have gotten more intense, and it's also less safe to engage with people. >> yes. >> and that is an art. having a conversation even though, you know, i mean, you're very good at it, you're a superstar, but, you know, it's an art form to be abl...

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