Common concern can create collective will

<p>There has always been xenophobia, there has always been animus, there has always been the 'other' when it comes to each new generation of immigrants.  Who is embracing this dynamic and who is rejecting it?</p><p>In this bonus episode, Chris recounts getting to know a first generation immigrant who came to his house to handle some electrical work.  The conversation gives Chris pause to reflect on the Cuomo family's immigration experience, and understanding this man as just one generation removed from his own family story.</p><p><strong>Still on the Table:</strong> Joe Manchin is the greatest Rorschach test for where we are politically.  How do you see Manchin's choice not to support the <i>For The People Act </i>while still holding out hope for a deal on the <i>John Lewis Voting Rights Act</i>?  Is he right to continue to stand on principle when a large swath of the Republican party sees more value in obstruction than acting in good faith?</p><p><strong>Cuom'ote of the Day:</strong> "Common concern can create common will."</p>