I think we're at an inflection point as a nation, and I think we can go in a number of different ways. I hope we go the direction of healing, of bringing people together, of trying to find our commonalities, not just focus on our differences.
Shapiro reflects on the state of the nation and the need for healing amidst political violence.
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