How to pronounce “vehemence” in English

extremely painful for them they lost war after war they lost many economic opportunitiesthey worried about the vehemence of their populations and indeed one finds in those two countries in particular that after thosepeace treaties were signed in 1979 and 1994 respectively the populations of egypt and jordan

Is that the lesson of history Here I think the lesson of history is that polarization processes don't necessarily stop themselves, that you can think this country is verypolarized today, and you can go on Twitter and look at the extraordinary vehemence with which people debate political issues, but don't thinkit couldn't get worse because this is nothing compared with what this country did to itself in the 19th century over the central issue of slavery.

Well, yeah. I mean, the problem is the two political parties are very much invested in not having that happen.I mean, their most reliable political strategy is to trigger the loyalty and vehemence of their base.I mean, it works, right?