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June 25, 2018
The Dave Carter Show•June 25, 2018Ricochet

Solving Everything With Max

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Our own Max (Site Admin at Ricochet) sits down with Dave Carter in this edition of Radio Deplorable. These two hit almost every topic imaginable, from the linguistic and cultural idiosyncrasies of the French language (French Canadian and Cajun), Max’s residence (built by a Revolutionary War veteran), the ideological consequences of life in New York City, civility and backbone in the age of bare-knuckled politics, and a sneak peak at coming enhancements to the Ricochet. It’s a wide ranging discussion and one that we think you’ll find both entertaining and intriguing.

Hosted by Dave Carter, with guest MLMax Ledoux

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    Arahant@Arahant·8y

    Good show...at least Dave's half.

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    Max Ledoux@Max·8y

    Arahant (View Comment):

    Good show…at least Dave’s half.

    True story.

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    Arahant@Arahant·8y

    Arahant (View Comment):

    Good show…at least Dave’s half.

    Max Ledoux (View Comment):

    True story.

    Oh, come on, Max. Fight back. You're supposed to say your part used all the greatest words, all the best stories. Fight, man, fight.

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    Ansonia@Ansonia·8y

    Good podcast.

    I want to say, though, that I disagree with why Trump's remark about Ted Cruz's father was so horrible. Trump implied that Cruz's father, who once was standing with Oswald at some function, may have known what Oswald intended to do and may have been in on it. Implying such a thing about Cruz's father isn't horrible because it's a lie. It may or may not be. It's either pure speculation or Trump knows something we don't know. Whichever is the case, Ted Cruz, who wasn't even born yet, would have had no control over anything his father did or didn't do. People have no control over who or what their parents are or aren't.

    Trump was trying to intimidate Cruz by attacking a member of his family. You don't do that.

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    Richard Easton@RichardEaston·8y
    Candy Crowley prior to the second debate in 2012 made it clear that she would not abide by the agreement she signed. Romney should have nixed her at that point. Why Rs agree to biased moderators is hard to understand. I wrote a column in 2016 in American Thinker advocating abolishing them. I discussed various ways of handling the questions. A timer could ask them. Even Trump was not as strong as he should have been in 2016 about the biased moderators. Perhaps he felt that even a debate with biased moderators was a positive for him since it put him on a stage with HRC. The Ds and MSM had mocked the idea that he could become president; yet, here he was debating Hillary. It gave his candidacy much needed credibility.
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