Adam Grant joined #MorningJoe to discuss his recent New York Times column, “If You’re Sure How the Next Four Years Will Play Out, I Promise: You’re Wrong.” Addressing the emotions many Democrats are feeling after the election, Grant explained that unpleasant emotions like frustration, worry, and even despair are “supposed to teach us lessons” and prompt change:
“The whole point of unpleasant emotions is that they’re supposed to teach us lessons… the purpose of [moral outrage] is to get you to fight against the status quo and try to drive change.”
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