True, he said that clearly at the beginning.

He also says this is his view of the perception of things. Like, if there was a collective mind, what would it see. It is not the way things actually are.

As he says, normal people are above that line, getting stuff done, not newsworthy.

The whole left/right thing is nebulous and not that important to pin down, but I think he has a few of them wrong:
-Who gets to decide? He says the left says strangers while the right says individuals. I say neither one says individuals. They are parties in the gov't, so they both have an answer of how the gov't decides.
-He says the right is generally more capitalistic. - I agree with him.
-He says the left emphasizes Fairness while Republicans emphasizes abundance. --> I actually see a lot of the reverse, with many hardcore cornucopias on what I call the left.
- He says the right is more for systems, while the left is for goals. - It depends on how you define it. The left is always talking about "the healthcare system".
- He says the left is more for kindness, while the right is more for incentives. - I agree with this.

It's also funny that he says the left sees the far right as Nazis while the rights sees the far left as Soros. I'm a huge fan of Soros but consider myself above the line in the boring zone.