Well, ladies and gentlemen, the holidays are among us.

And we all know what this means.

It means in some cases, family will be traveling to us.

And in other cases, we will be traveling to family.

And inevitably, inevitably, in most cases, there is going to be somebody within that family sphere that is probably a little bit disappointed with the last election results, right?

Maybe you got a lot of family members disappointed with the last election results.

And you're probably wondering, okay, is this going to be a good time where we catch up and we're able to talk about things for which we have common agreement,

maybe talking about family stuff or sports or music or whatever else?

Or is it going to degrade the nothing but an intellectual battle about whether or not Trump is a dictator

or whether or not all the land in America was stolen or whether or not the first Thanksgiving is nothing more than a celebration of eventual genocide by white European

settlers. Well, here today on making the argument, we're going to go ahead and go through some of the

most common questions to include the questions you sent us that you want us to answer as well

as questions that we get in the chat.

We decided we wanted to offer you maybe a couple different approaches on this, right?

I tend to prefer something of a question and answer, a reductive out of certain sort of debate,

where instead of just immediately addressing someone's statement, I usually ask them, why do you believe that?

Well, if that, then what about this, all the way to the point where hopefully they've

arrived at the conclusion that, oh, maybe that statement wasn't accurate or maybe that

position wasn't accurate, or maybe I learned something new and determine that what I thought

is not actually true, right?

Let's be fair in our reasoning. Or will you prefer more of a Christian

Heinz approach where he will literally bury you under a mountain of data, an inductive argument

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