Podcasts that mention 📚 Why We're Polarized by Ezra Klein

He is a columnist for "The New York Times", author of "Why We're Polarized", and host of "The Ezra Klein Show."

Lex Fridman introduces Ezra Klein and mentions his previous book.

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It's very complex. Ezra Klein has a great book, 'Why We're Polarized,' where he talks about a lot of this.

Tim references Ezra Klein's book 'Why We're Polarized' to underscore the complexities of the current political landscape.

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i'm now joined by new york times opinion writer and the author of why we're polarized ezra klein

The host introduces the guest, Ezra Klein, mentioning he is the author of the book.

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I could tell you a dozen stories in my my new book I do but let me tell you here just one in 1982

The speaker (Ezra Klein) refers to his new book, stating that he tells stories about the topic (government failure/building challenges) in it, and then proceeds to share one such story from the book.

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and you and I actually share a f ation it was in uh my book on polarization and it was also something you read about in your book with this article the times published years ago about a man who in at the beginning of the first Trump Administration decided he was done with the news

Ezra Klein mentions his book about polarization in the context of an anecdote about disconnecting from the news.

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I published a whole book about political polarization it was called why we're polarized and I've been thinking a lot about how the polarization of this year is different than what I was tracking when I was writing that book

The host, Ezra Klein, mentions his own book about political polarization and how the current situation differs from what he described.

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I have studied political polarization in incredibly deep detail I wrote a book on it that came out in 2020 why we're polarized and one of the points of that book is that to say a country is polarized doesn't actually give you that much information

The speaker (Ezra Klein) mentions a book he wrote in 2020 about political polarization.

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one of the reasons I wanted to co-write this book is I found writing my first book why we're polarized to be an incredibly lonely experience

Ezra Klein mentions his first book, 'Why We're Polarized', explaining that writing it alone was a lonely experience, which is why he chose to co-write his new book.

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How do you think about those as explanations in your book why were polarized available in stores now you reflect on how polarization is not inherently a negative thing that in fact polarization is a necessity when moving forward on important Progressive issues

Ezra Klein refers to his own book when asking a question about polarization.

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Um, you know, uh, so like, uh, Ezra Klein's book, I don't know if you've seen why we're polarized, you might have read it. Yeah, you know, the one thing he emphasizes every actor in the system is sort of acting rationally.

In this segment, Richard refers to Ezra Klein's book 'Why We're Polarized' to emphasize the notion that political actors behave rationally within the current political system. This rational behavior contributes to the difficulty of breaking established patterns and cycles.

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