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“I regularly skip episodes with the current lineup of hosts and guests. I used to love the show but I miss the days where the hosts would argue productively but fiercely with each other about issues; that fire is completely cold. Modern episodes sound almost choreographed rather than free flowing in any sense of the words and I feel the hosts treat the audience as “other people” that they are educating by powerpoint or Prezi in a way the old lineup of individuals actively worked to avoid.
I regularly confused Matthews and Lopez when they hosted together because there wasn’t enough difference between them academically or politically to distinguish between their similar voices. If I wanted to hear people agree with each other I’d put daytime talk TV on. Oh well.”
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United States of America ·
03/09/22
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“Really enjoy how it’s shaping up. Liked that you had a respectful conversation with a thoughtful conservative in Arthur Brooks. There’s too much ideological sorting so that liberals reads the same blogs and watch MSNBC while conservatives read their blogs and watch Fox. I like when there is some...”Read full review »
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