I'm so down for this event lol. I think it's hilarious that they're trying to make people feel guilty for not being super open-minded about politics 
. Like, what's the harm in having a conversation about your actual views? Weiss is just mad because she knows her "balanced" approach won't get as much attention as her virtue signaling. It's gonna be a total snooze fest if you ask me 
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. Like, what's the harm in having a conversation about your actual views? Weiss is just mad because she knows her "balanced" approach won't get as much attention as her virtue signaling. It's gonna be a total snooze fest if you ask me .
I'm all about this - can't wait to see what Bari Weiss has planned for CBS News. It's about time they started shaking things up and giving people a platform to share their thoughts without being forced into a corner 
. I mean, who doesn't want to have open and honest conversations about grief, faith, politics... the works? 
It's like, we're all human beings with our own experiences and perspectives, right? And it's about time someone started bringing that kind of nuance to the table 
. I'm also loving Erika Kirk's story - it's so sad what happened to her and Charlie, but she's using it as a platform to spread love and understanding 
. Fingers crossed this event is just the start of something amazing for CBS News!
The fact that attendees will be asked questions online beforehand feels a bit weird though - I'm not sure if it's gonna be super transparent or just some way for Weiss to gauge the audience. 
. But hey, if Erika's coming on strong about dialogue and communication, maybe we'll finally get a more balanced take on things in the media 
