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This week Lucretia really takes it to Steve for his advanced case of DMLAS (Deficient Meat Loaf Awareness Syndrome—and we're not talking the baked dish here), which surely must make the next edition of the DSM.
But from there we quickly pivot to a recap and demolition of the highlights of this week's news, starting with Biden's disastrous press conference, but moving quickly to the heart of the matter—that Biden's errors stem from the luminous lightweights he listens to that have appealed to his narcissism. (Yes, we're pointing at you, Jon Meacham! Meacham is reported to be the person who wrote Biden's appalling lines about how everyone who doesn't agree with him is Bull Connor.)
From there we make what we can of the momentous decision of M&Ms to go woke, to Weber grills for their meat loaf apology, and some reflections on the wider meaning of Jordan Peterson's resignation from the University of Toronto. In between you'll get some dish (but not meat loaf!) on NPR, some advice on proper apology form from Monty Python, and custom bumper music at both ends from Meat Loaf. Plus two teasers about two upcoming podcasts featuring illustrious guests. Pour yourself a double and settle in for an especially fast-paced episode.
Hosted by Steve Hayward, with guest "Lucretia"
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I had no idea how good he was....until yesterday ...when I heard that recording of him doing the National Anthem.
Wow!
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The loser’s bar scene in the Naked Gun movie would now include a picture of Joe Biden.
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For Steve.
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I love the beginning of this show. Every Republican needs to get what you guys are saying about the Aspen types.
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The point of higher education is to get revenue from students and the government. That is what is driving everything. It's over built, and they overcharge for supposedly developing human capital. There is no area of life that is more set up for a deflationary collapse.
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