In this episode, we explore three recent events that highlight the complex relationship between politics, emotions, and intellect. First, we delve into Hakeem Jeffries' divisive rhetoric about Republicans, which has drawn criticism from both sides of the aisle. We examine the impact of such language on political discourse and ask whether there is a better way to bridge the partisan divide.

Next, we discuss the emotional moment when Dr. Fauci cried while watching Joe Biden's inauguration, which has sparked debate about the role of emotions in politics and leadership. We explore whether emotions have a place in decision-making and leadership, or whether they are a hindrance to rational thinking.

Finally, we tackle the question of whether someone can be too smart for their own good. Sam Harris, a renowned intellectual and philosopher, has faced criticism for his reliance on reason and logic, at the expense of empathy and emotional intelligence. We explore the balance between intellect and emotion, and ask whether there is such a thing as being too rational.

Join us as we explore these complex and controversial topics, and try to make sense of the intersection of politics, emotions, and intellect.