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Today we cover breaking news and the hardly recognizable past. Toby Young joins at the top to to tell us about his personal experience with PayPal's shot at free speech. Later, our old pal Troy Senik returns to give Grover Cleveland the reassessment he deserves. (Get a copy of Troy's book here!)
Peter, James and Charlie (Rob's sub for the day) chew over the FBI given whistleblower Kyle Seraphin's allegations; and they have thoughts on the Biden administration's dilemma in announcing that the pandemic is over.
Charles C. W. Cooke
James Lileks
Peter Robinson
Troy Senik
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Wow! Many disparate topics covered in this podcast, a cornucopia of past events and current matters. All addressed with an agreeable pace and appropriate seriousness and humor...
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Thanks, Chris! It was fun to do.
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The Constitution cannot function as intended when four tech companies control the public square.
The network effect and first mover phenomena preclude the comparison to handbills, newspapers, and radio.
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Great podcast. Looking forward to reading the book, @TroySenik.
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Great to hear Troy again. And due to Toby's story, I have deleted all payments to PayPal and after the end of the year tax documents, I will delete my account and never look back.
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