In Politics, Florida’s Division Represents National Turmoil

Who could forget the infamous presidential election of 2000 and Florida’s outsized role in a race that changed the course of American history?

Fourteen years later, the political climate in Florida is still just as divisive. Major elections are still often decided by a hair’s breadth.

Why has Florida become so split and how did it come to represent the nature of national politics today?

Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson and Peter O'Dowd investigate.