information, a clear example in today 's american society, you would be confused, what kind of people are the republicans, people who i don't understand, the democratic party is a crime syndicate, not a the political party has conducted a large and new research on 10,000 elderly americans , showing that the american society has suffered from social and political divisions more than ever before and has reached its highest level in the last 20 years. more than a third of republicans say that the democratic party is a threat to the nation, and most democrats share the same opinion about the republicans. this is a disaster. i was working on the suggestions section of youtube. i was worried that the algorithm i was working with would create social divides. this polarization of people makes them stay online longer and complete the content, which is desirable. companies like twitter, facebook, instagram and youtube. people think that algorithms are designed to only display what the user likes, but this is not the case. the algorithm tries to find a strong rabbit hole. have you ever paid attention to the rabbit hole? the way there are so many doors that you don't

s. >> there are two camps in the republican party. you can't explain about the country being in decline when you send people to washington to participatethe czech line a -- in the decline. and so much of the right's argument against the right is cultural and it is based on moral. you hear a lot of conservatives say what the left is doing, the transgender an the like is evil. that is a moral claim. you can't then send people would are publicly flaunting their morality in public and have the public treat you serious i will. if republicans want people to fight, well lauren boebert barely won her re-election in fln off year in colorado. in 2024 she'll have president biden's ground game if colorado unagainst her in addition to the guy who almost beet her last time. so if you really are concerned about we need to fight the left, you have a very vulnerable congresswoman who might need to work on her private life instead of publicly revealing it on tv. >> you have also called out various republican public officials for alleged infidelities or not so alleged. do you think it is possible that donald trump just changed republican standards when i

people should be thinking here. trump went from having a 17.5 lead to like 40 points now. is he really consolidating the field. if the republican party wants to win one of the basic true. swith the reality probably 95% chance or better nominee. they should think whether they want to win in 2024 with that reality of hot nominee will be. >> early primary trump 43%, 42% in south dakota and iowa. so you have got in the early primary states a 6 in 10 republicans who want somebody else. >> yeah. it's also true that the people dominating the field whether it's trump obviously is kind of huge leader desantis and ramaswamy people say they are like trump. they are like trump because those policies are very popular with republican voters do not seem to like the candidates -- >> punch of the in new hampshire today the former president not really doing a whole lot on the campaign trail. >> what i find fascinating about former president trump he is many ways ruing not only as the frontrunner but the establishment candidate. to mollie's point a lot of these guys are trying to differentiate themselves from the former president in terms of tone and style but they are adopting very simila

republican parties been fighting against a single party system for a decade. so i think you're on the wrong side of this if you're still arguing for a single -- >> if people think donald trump 'sonservative, prove it to me. i mean, really. can you trust donald trump to actually be a conservative? i don't think so. and i think the conservative cause is worth fighting for. >> i don't believe donald trump is a reliable conservative republican. -- paul ryan trying to find a conservative agenda with this guy. >> no, good luck to you. the base team care. they don't care. not only did none of that work, it probably helped trump enormously. he was viewed by the 2016 electorate as more moderate than hillary clinton. yet of course, all of that meant nothing for how he governed. we knew that to be the case. he signed the largest corporate tax cuts and history. he appointed three supreme court justices with the explicit plan to overturn roe v. wade, along with a slew of ideological lower court judges. and yet somehow, unbelievably, the republicans in the field this time are doing it all over again, rewriting the same stop trump script. >> in 2016, donald trump promised to govern as a cons

people 's number one issue is climate change. how will you as the president of the united states and leader of the republican party calm the fearscan party does not care about climate change? >> we want to start on this with a show of hands. do you believe in human behavior is causing climate change? raise your hand if you do. >> we are not schoolchildren, let's have the debate. i am happy to take it to start. [applause] i don't think that is the way to do it. >> you saw florida governor ron desantis deliberately blow up at the opportunity for candidates to answer that. of course, climate change is by far the most urgent, pressing issue that we face. and that is illustrated in the fox news debate. young voters are concerned about, as they should. i feel like a real answer from all of the candidates onstage, not just the most extreme denialists. unfortunately, we have one, right here, asa hutchinson, the former republican governor of arkansas, now a republican candidate for's party. he was on that debate stage last week. he's with me now. welcome, governor. you don't there is your hand, yes or no, but basically the question is, a