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liana anderson, thank you very much.rime minister, borisjohnson, has been meeting the french president emmanuel macron, as he tries to persuade european leaders to change the brexit deal reached last year, with the eu. 0n the key question of the backstop, which guarantees no return to a hard border on the island of ireland, mr macron said it was indispensable — a clear rebuttal to mrjohnson‘s demand to have it removed from the agreement. 0ur political correspondent ben wright was in paris for us. it's a short flight from berlin, but there is a long way to go. pilot: welcome to paris... yesterday angela merkel invited the uk to find solutions that might avoid a no—deal brexit but little more than that. and today's trip promised to be tougher still for the prime minister. president macron has long said the existing brexit deal works and cannot be renegotiated, but borisjohnson is pushing for a different one, and seemed buoyed by his trip to germany. i was powerfully encouraged by our conversations last night in berlin, wit

liana: it's listed as a risk in the filing. this has gotten a lot of attention because it's buzzy, it's relevant in the headlines, but i think that cloudflare was really aiming in its filing today to show the world how its financials are doing and what its prospects are. so i think it did a good job of putting it out there that this is a solid company that serves the backbone of the internet. there's been pent-up demand among investors for these sorts of companies to hit the market. a few weeks ago, medalia went public. crowd strike has a good valuation a couple months after its ipo. so, i would say cloudflare today really is just trying to associate itself with some successful software ipo's from earlier this year. emily: that said, cloudflare only made news when they made bad news under criticism that it helped keep some of these websites afloat. if you go back to 2017, and what happened in charlottesville at the time, cloudflare was under fire for helping support a neo-nazi website, the daily stormer. and it was only after m

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really now between christians and people who are not religious at all in her book on civil agreement liana mason argues that the sorting of the parties along religious lines also from his extreme partisanship in the us and the eighty's and ninety's we saw the religious right become involved in politics and they chose to unite with the republican party which means that now we wraps religion into partisanship as well and evangelical christians haven't really been involved in politics before many in a group of people from heresies community felt religion was at the root of the visions in america there's a huge divide in urban areas and ruin a lot of it is based on religion you have great prayer in your schools it's like when i went to school you did the pledge of allegiance 1st line you can't do that anymore nobody respects the flag you know they've taken god out of their sign. nomic message also resonated in elkan which was a textile mill that was the linchpin of the local economy you know he made promises of bringing back everybody sorta equated him with me you heard different things coming

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and truly correct that the other side is dangerous liana mason is a professor at the university of maryland a recent book on civil agreement examines why partisan polarization in incivility are so extreme now in the united states trump isn't the cause of a lot of the discord that we're seeing he probably makes it worse but but one of the things he has done is actually to bring out into the open these divides that have been accumulating between the parties so you argue that the democrats and republicans represent 2 mega identities today we've seen a process of what i call social sorting and what that means is that basically between the 1960 s. and now the parties have grown more socially distinct from each other their public and party has become largely white christian rural somewhat more male and the democratic party is sort of everyone else and so it starts to feel like every election isn't just about our parties competing it's about our racial groups and our religious groups and our geographical groups and if you lose it's not just your party that lost it's all the things that make up you

and truly correct that the other side is dangerous liana mason is a professor at the university of maryland a recent book on civil agreement examines why partisan polarization in incivility are so extreme now in the united states trump isn't the cause of a lot of discord that we're seeing he probably makes it worse but but one of the things he has done is actually to bring out into the open these divides that have been accumulating between the parties so you argue that the democrats and republicans represent 2 mega identities today we've seen a process of what i call social sorting and what that means is that basically between the 1960 s. and now the parties have grown more socially distinct from each other their public and party has become largely white christian rural somewhat more male and the democratic party is sort of everyone else and so it starts to feel like every election isn't just about our parties competing it's about our racial groups and our religious groups and our geographical groups and if you lose it's not just your party that lost it's all the things that make up your in

liana baker is in new york. also there, cybersecurity reporter will. walk us through the highlights of cloudflare's filing. >> like many other tech ipo' s, especially in software, it is not profitable. it has a pretty good growth rate, the. -- though. it's really trying to look at its competitor that went public earlier this year and is doing ok. there has been some sources of mine who were asking me why cloudflare took this long to get theirs point, ahd nd have filing? they had been preparing since the fall of last year for a public offering. emily: cloudflare is a company that, a we have heard off in about companies that will go public soon. tell us about exactly cloudflare does. in the case of a company like 8chan, they basically protected it from being taking down in denial of service attacks. will: one of cloudflare's most well-known products is d dos prevention service. it protects the website from a denial of service attack. anyone looking to attack the website and take it off-line. they offer the service to tons of websites on the internet. the

and truly correct that the other side is dangerous liana mason is a professor at the university of maryland her recent book on civil agreement examines why partisan polarization in incivility are so extreme now in the united states trump isn't the cause of a lot of the discord that we're seeing he probably makes it worse. but but one of the things he has done is actually to bring out into the open these divides that have been accumulating between the parties so you argue that the democrats and republicans represent 2 mega identities today we've seen a process of what i call social sorting and what that means is that basically between the 1960 s. and now the parties have grown more socially distinct from each other their republican party has become largely white christian rural somewhat more male and the democratic party is sort of everyone else and so it starts to feel like every election isn't just about our parties competing it's about our racial groups and our religious groups and our geographical groups and if you lose it's not just your party that lost it's all the things that make up