He was a political adviser to President Obama. And David Axelrod, who is on the show today is on the other hand, one of the most thoughtful, sophisticated, and reasonable, guys, he is very knowledgeable. And while I knew that Frank’s conversations would amp things up, I wanted someone to help us make reasonable sense of things, someone who could put all things in perspective, Frank is very close to and committed to and challenged by this problem of the unvaccinated and our inability to talk to one another and the politicization. I really feel like that was one that hit the mark, and accomplished what we were trying to accomplish. And you know, there are some shows that really hit the mark and some shows that fall short of the mark. I’ve gone back and listened to it several times. I found myself in uncharted territories, Frank clearly found himself in uncharted territory. If you haven’t heard the conversation with Luntz, go back and listen before this conversation, which is also incredible, but it really in some ways as a part two, to the conversation with Luntz, I’ve gotten more feedback on the episode with Frank than any episode I think we’ve ever done. And anti-vax is becoming kind of a cause celeb of I’d say the radical right, I wouldn’t say the entire Republican party, yet although it’s in danger. That was an incredible conversation about how vaccines are beginning to get politicized. This follows a conversation with Frank Luntz that we had on the show on Monday.
Someone who frankly I don’t intend to dignify by mentioning his name. The Conservative Political Action Committee, as narrated by Jake Tapper, who heard a conspiracy theorist on the main stage.
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To begin, Andy has thoughts on CPAC attendees cheering the US not hitting its vaccine goal.
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