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He argues that debate format matters: ten-minute television panels hunt for gotcha soundbites, while a two-hour conversation gives room for explanation.
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Good Faith
He argues that debate format matters: ten-minute television panels hunt for gotcha soundbites, while a two-hour conversation gives room for explanation.
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"on the show tomorrow I I've agreed to go on the show because I feel it's important to engage different perspectives yeah um so..."
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"-minded and to engage people in good faith debate some people may not may not have good faith but I think it's very important..."
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"spoke you were saying that a lot of these debates are loud panels could be a waste of time and it's better to sit..."
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"think a very quick limits test is how long is it going to be if it's 10 minutes you know they're looking for soundbite..."
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"me and and his people so I mean they have been"
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"...the notion that because the United States is incapable of negotiating good faith, that you must assume that any military action that's now taken..."
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"...completely, I'm completely, I'm completely up to like a long form, good faith discussion. There's, do you know George Washington? George Galloway? I do...."
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"If citizens come together and they deliberate and act with in good faith, then the world will be a better place. So that is..."
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