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As promised our old friend David Limbaugh returns to the podcast to rant a bit and maybe pitch a few books on the side. We talk open borders and Martha's Vineyard and then cover his latest volume, The Resurrected Jesus: The Church in the New Testament, which he wrote with his daughter, Christen Limbaugh Bloom.
We also welcome in American Enterprise Institute scholar Nicholas Eberstadt (fresh from his appearance on Uncommon Knowledge) about his new book Men Without Work: Post-Pandemic Edition. They also talk about pessimism and young people afraid of their own shadows.
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Mark Steyn wrote about these demographic problems back in 2006, in "America Alone."
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Mr. Eberstadt made brief mention of early retirement. I've long wondered how many people are taking advantage of their savings and investments to escape the workforce. Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) is a goal for quite a few highly educated investors in their 20s to 40s.
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What's that, James? You have a functional "water feature" again? I haven't heard about that for years!
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It's been good this year, albeit leaky. New pump, too!
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That is good news! From the discussions about it with Mitch Berg back in the day, it sounded hopeless and I assumed you had it removed.
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