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Jim Geraghty of National Review and guest host Gregory Knapp praise White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham’s actions to protect the press from North Korean interference. They cover the announcement from Iran that they have resumed enriching uranium. And they discuss the Democratic Party’s sudden embrace of busing to resolve racial disparities.
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Is this the right audio? Or is this a commercial at the beginning? It’s about a book about the Founders.
@blueyeti or @max this is a fine podcast, but it’s not the right podcast.
Yes, this podcast truly personifies Chesterton’s maxim of an “inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.”
A mistake, but a mistake worth making. A really interesting podcast and book review. I think I might have to find this book.
The podcast was back to normal by the time I listened to it.
One of the reasons busing was abandoned was that it was frequently demoralizing for the black kids involved. Especially when they were dumped into a classroom where the white kids were a grade level ahead of them.
In self-defense, the black kids adopted the idea that studying hard and trying to succeed in school was “acting white”.
Thanks for telling us it was fixed.
Remember that the Brown family sued the School district Topeka Kansas because they were busting their daughter across the city