The Power of Language
In this episode, Sen. Pete and Alice Rivlin discuss the power of language when it comes to discussing numbers and revenues, particularly in relation to Medicare. They emphasize the need to avoid using fear tactics and instead focus on explaining the importance of fixing the program. The conversation also touches on the shift from opposing positions to questioning motives in the political culture, highlighting the significance of personal respect in fostering productive dialogue.In this clip
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[Unedited] Pete Domenici and Alice Rivlin with Krista Tippett
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