To try to identify what is truth and what is not truth.... You'd think that would be an easy process. You'd think that people would agree on the difference between truth and falsehood, but we don't anymore. I think that things like education are really important. However, that's not an easy fix. That's something that happens over time.
I think that doing what we can to try to increase the voter turnout and the sense of engagement in politics more broadly is really important. What's happening is that, when you get so few people participating.... So many people think that they're political orphans. They want to vote. They want to engage. They're looking around, and they think nobody is matching what they want. That's a problem. That is a system malfunction. We shouldn't have that. We shouldn't have parties that do not see why it's important to appeal to that kind of sense of consensus—because we don't see the consensus anymore.
I have the long-game kind of answers around making sure that, for example, people are getting exposure to what our democratic values are at a very young age and then going forward so that they're ready for this kind of thing and can handle it.