i want to bring in andrew sullivan. he is with the oceola fire rescue.t you have heard as far as tornadoes touching down. describe what you've been dealing with the last 24 hours. good morning. thank you for having me on. yeah, my day started actually yesterday at 5:00 a.m. my wakeup call was a tornado warning for the southern part of oceola county. so spreading that word and getting safety information out is the last 24 hours for me. our emergency operation center here has been activated at a level 1 since yesterday morning. so we've had a full day of response to this storm. we're thankful to see it start to dissipate somewhat. i think it's just hanging ton a category one status right now. so thankfully those heavy winds and damaging winds weren't as much of a factor in osceola. but we are still going to face serious flooding as this goes on. we're waiting for, you know, day break to happen. that's the main threat to us. so tell us a little bit about osceola county. what kind of industry, what kind of structures, tell me a little bit about the county. >

andrew sullivan, when i read what andrew sullivan wrote, it just serves as a great challenge. let it begin with me. it's just the case that she was able to hold back and show restraint when it was needed. there were very few times where it did get out publicly that she was not pleased with the prime minister's position. one example of that was apartheid in south africa. there were a few others. very rarely did she do that. jonathan, you're looking at the papers and some remarkable headlines today. >> yeah. >> all across. >> we have here, obviously, "the new york times," this gorgeous black and white photograph here. queen and spirit of britain. elizabeth ii, whose seven decade reign linked generations, dies at 96. "wall street journal" opts for the youthful photograph. this is what the palace put out on its website. gorgeous shot of her too. of course, on the cover of the tabloids, as well. in new york city, "the new york daily news." on "the post," simply, "the queen." >> underneath, hunter biden's laptop and it leads to the death of the queen. >> also, the twins beat the yan

and andrew sullivan explained that liberals should see the good in a pulsing rights to abortion concerning the problem was polarization. it started polarization, or so it was claim, so adding it -- ending it was giving the country a chance to lower the temperature. we could work on the key issue, which was overcoming polarization. by latching onto a new consensus discourse, conservatives are counting on obscuring, rather than illuminating churches to present actions and incisions as legitimate and aligned, and i think this should give us more reason to be skeptical of all things polarization. thank you. >> thank you. that is a great way to kick off this discussion. next is julia. >> i agree with much of what was said, but there are some things are a little different. i want to talk about how i conceptualize polarization. it is mostly political science from a political science perspective. i went to ask what the metaphor is for polarization, most of them have never thought about that. then you get to what thomas was talking about with polls. it is a metaphor about magnets -- magnet. then wh