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History’s Biggest Blunder

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Got a new piping hot GLoP for you, and we aren't kidding about the pipe, as that ancient smoking accoutrement is discussed in great detail in today's show. We also cover C-Span's Steve Scully's fall from grace, the media and big tech's latest in kind contribution to the Biden-Harris campaign, courtesy of Hunter Biden and the New York Post, that time Rob ran into Dick Clark, board games. and why Antonin Scalia was the coolest Supreme Court Justice in history.

Hosts:
John PodhoretzJonah GoldbergRob Long

Discussion (161)

  • Brian Watt@BrianWatt

    Unlistenable. Too much self-important chortling and giggling and dismissiveness about the material that was uncovered rather than addressing any of it directly. JPod is apparently unaware of the other NYPost article on Hunter Biden's financial requirements of the Chinese. And as the GLoP trio laughs and giggles and makes fun of Rudy Giuliani the podcast is suddenly punctuated with the song "Springtime for Hitler" from the film, The Producers...apparently a way to characterize the Trump administration.

    Juvenile. Lame. For those not familiar with Ricochet, they may have the impression that this podcast was produced by the Lincoln Project. Who knows? Perhaps it was.

  • M.D. Wenzel@MDWenzel
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    This is the first GLOP podcast I have been unable to finish. Yes, we all understand that Trump can be crude and boorish, and the hosts of this podcast dislike him personally. This has been made clear ad nauseam for the past 4+ years. At his point it is becoming difficult to distinguish Jonah from Don Lemon, or Rick Wilson.

    The personal attack on Brad Parscale was particularly off-putting. Say what you will about his shortcomings as a campaign manager, but the joke about his marital issues was completely unnecessary, and came off as mean-spirited and cruel, not humorous.

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