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To mark the third anniversary of America's Covid lockdown hysteria Rob, James and Peter give their uncredentialed thoughts on Silicon Valley Bank's collapse and the FDIC doing something very different than what it was created for. They think through free market solutions, the fate of little banks and the buildings and what they meant for small town America.
The guys also chat with Stanford Review editor Walker Stewart to discuss the outrageous disruption of Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals judge Kyle Duncan on the law school campus.
Also, Happy St. Patricks Day!
Song of the week: I'm Shipping Up To Boston by Dropkick Murphys
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OOooo Ooooo! We have a bank now?
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Kudos to James for trying to shoehorn in that Warren Zevon reference, but that young lad wouldn’t have gotten it anyway.
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Rob's best podcast in years. I like when he is the expert on a topic. That said, the Donetsk squabble is a border dispute. It seems like more, because we are involved, but it really is a fight over which Slavic dialect some farmers are using.
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