Become a member.

Looking for better conservative conversation? Join Ricochet for just $5/month. Think of it as your neighborhood bar: familiar faces, lively debate, and room for a different point of view. Plus: listen to most of our podcasts ad-free.

The Ricochet Podcast

Generic Current President

Subscribe to The Ricochet PodcastSubscribe

Bodyslamming, Trump in Europe, the great Mollie Hemingway (you are hereby ordered to buy her new Encounter Broadside Trump vs. The Media right now), the lies we tell ourselves about terrorism (thanks John Kluge), and Peter Robinson once hung out with Roger Moore. No, we didn't know that either. Happy summer, everyone.

Music from this week’s podcast: Nobody Does It Better (The Spy Who Loved Me) by Carly Simon

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

Yes, you should absolutely subscribe to this podcast. It helps! And leave a review too! And for Peter's sake: JOIN RICOCHET TODAY.

Hill, @EJHill.

Hosted by James Lileks, Peter Robinson, and Rob Long, with guest MHMollie Hemingway

Discussion (85)

  • outlaws6688
    The margins are shrinking because Republicans have allowed Democrats to create a whole new voting base from out of control immigration.
  • Jeff Peterson@PatJefferson

    James is of course right about the light touch Roger Moore brought to playing Bond, but he has forgotten a few pretty vicious kills, the more startling because of Moore’s performance. They appear in this clip at 0:23, 1:02, 1:44 (where the editor should be docked for omitting Bond’s tag line, “What a helpful chap!”), 2:14, 2:32, 3:07, and especially 5:05 (from “For Your Eyes Only,” Moore’s most Connery-esque Bond film; that clip also hurt by omission of dialogue). Plus a non-fatal honorable mention at 1:08:

    Also, Rob has forgotten the best bit of the snake incineration scene, which is Bond proceeding to use the aerosol for its intended purpose after using it to dispatch with the intruder (climax and denouement at 1:50):

  • EJHill@EJHill
    Do you know who wrote that abomination we call Obamacare? Some guy named Max Baucus. Anyone know where he was from? Oh, yeah. Montana. The state that has a Democratic governor, a Democrat in the Senate and was the home to Mike Mansfield, LBJ's Senate guide for all of his Great Society welfare programs.
+80 more comments
Join the conversation

You're seeing five of 85 comments. Sign in, or join for just $5 per month, to read them all and add your own.