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This week, Troy Senik sits in for the absentee Rob Long as we welcome the always irrepressible James Delingpole, reporting in from this side of the Atlantic on CPAC, Apple, and his imbibing of adult beverages. Then we track down Michael Totten (read his indispensable blog here) for his sophisticated take on what's happening in Ukraine, Russia, and even Cuba. Also, we've got a (relatively) sunny outlook for the mid-terms from an unlikely source. Someone took their happy pills this morning.
Music from this week's episode:
Don't Drink The Water by The Dave Matthews Band
The Ricochet Podcast opening theme was composed and produced by James Lileks.
The Oscar® for Best Photoshop goes to...EJHill.
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