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February 12, 2016
February 12, 2016Ricochet

Breakfast In America

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Let's get right to the point: we've got Larry Kudlow (shameless plug: listen to Kudlow and Pawlenty's Money & Politics podcast) who may or may not be the next Senator from Connecticut to school on why Donald Trump ought to be taken seriously and other matters both political and economic, followed by the great Michael Barone, who joins us from the side of the road in South Carolina. He breaks down the primary scene and gives us a look ahead as well. Finally, Bernie and Al break bread -- as one wag on Twitter put it, "guy who wants to raise taxes has breakfast with guy who doesn't pay them."

Music from this week’s episode:

Breakfast In America by Supertramp

The opening sequence for the Ricochet Podcast was composed and produced by James Lileks.

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Hosts:
•James Lileks•Peter Robinson•Rob Long
Guests:
•Larry Kudlow•MBMichael Barone

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    Glenn@Glenn·10y
    don't expect a tip with those two
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    Kevin Creighton@KevinCreighton·10y
    Can we have kippers for breakfast, Mummy dear, Mummy dear?
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    goldwaterwoman@goldwaterwoman·10y
    It was refreshing to hear Larry Kudlow re his positive discussion about Trump. Fiorina was my preference originally but find myself increasingly leaning toward Trump. The influential podcasters and editors on here seem to all be most negative about Trump. In fact, I suspect a "group think," which disparages anyone who takes Trump seriously. It's tough to pay for a service where your opinions are not respected. I'm not 100% sold on Trump, but I do like to hear from people who have positive things to say. Thank you for Larry Kudlow.
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    Salvatore Padula@SalvatorePadula·10y
    Declaring war on the Islamic State would be a recognition that it is an actual state and that its soldiers are lawful combatants. Do we really want to do that?
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    goldwaterwoman (View Comment):

    It’s tough to pay for a service where your opinions are not respected.

    Stay vocal. I have the same issues and I hope the owners of Ricochet realize their membership goals can be met with an outreach to Trumps supporters.

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