Admitting You Were Wrong in Front of the Whole World - David French

[@tdhoward]

Great conversation! I really respect DF for his courage and thoughtfulness. Subscribing to your channel!

[@Uncomfy.Podcast]

Thanks for the sub! David is so great, huh?

[@danielleremp4328]

I would love to hear David French comment on the lack of shame and guilt that we encounter today which, at the present time, is so evident in our politicians

[@patrickmccurdy8688]

I look for podcasts that feature David French. Always thoughtful, insightful, with Christian kindness.

[@danielleremp4328]

David French: I may just have found a soul mate in you. Thanks.

[@marybarker4925]

As a progressive and a Christian, I've learned a lot from Mr. French's NYTs columns. Mostly, that there are a lot of good-faith actors in communities where my prejudices once told me that there weren't.

[@minaguta4147]

David French is the best. He has taken so much abuse from the MAGA types, all because he was willing to call out Trump for who he actually is. He demonstrates better than almost anyone the premise of this episode. Thank you for having him on your show.

[@billcoleman4258]

I don’t understand what was wrong with being correct about Michael Brown.

[@andrewzook8648]

Did you listen to the rest... where DF finds out that, in general american police forces are misusing force? The Michael Brown case was the door for DF to discover that he was Wrong about his initial responses to the Michael Brown case. It's called nuance / complexity. Try it sometime. It's well worth the effort. It's good for the soul.

[@jhl72]

Yeah I don't understand how being correct about the whole Michael Brown incident is somehow being wrong.

[@ps.2]

He wasn't wrong about the whole Michael Brown incident. You should watch the video. That was just the inciting incident to get him to evaluate a larger issue that he changed his mind about.