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But that's the problem, right? Going onto "polarized" shows is largely a no-win proposition. The people listening don't want real debate: they want their preconceptions reinforced.

If you engage, adjl described what happens well. If you don't engage, you get accused of hiding something. Little good can come of it because it's not a real debate. I applaud anyone who tries to bridge the divide, but - let's be realistic - Rogan has every motivation to undermine his statements and make sure he looks bad on the debate.

To be fair it's not only the right that sets up slanted interviews, but to be realistic they do it more and they take it further.