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This week, author and Manhattan Institute fellow Heather Mac Donald joins the show to discuss her important new book, The War on Cops: How the New Attack on Law and Order Makes Everyone Less Safe. Also, Paul Manafort exits, auto promotion and Ricochet's editorial voice (or lack of one), and a heartfelt "bye-bye!" to John McLaughlin, who's long running show, The McLaughlin Group is a distant relative of this very podcast.
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What It Means by Drive-By-Truckers
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I suggest free coffee mugs to those members who join since the membership drive started. Instead of the regular Ricochet mugs however, they should have the added words "I'm one of the 1500!" on them. Rush did this with his newsletter, and I still have my "Charter Member of the vast right wing conspiracy" mug.
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