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It's summer and when people go on vacation, we like to mix things up a bit, with James off this week, we called on our friend and fellow podcaster John Yoo to sit in. That was a fortuitous choice as our guest is Mollie Hemingway, former Ricochet editor, Fox News contributor, and co-author the the best selling book Justice on Trial: The Kavanaugh Confirmation and the Future of the Supreme Court. We get the inside dope (yes, that's the word) on Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing and the aftermath and lasting effects. Also, was Ronald Reagan a racist? And is Baltimore really that bad? We ask native son Rob Long for an answer.
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Yeah, Mollie! Can’t wait to listen!
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Is this a “hold my beer” meme?
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"That was a fortuitous choice " -- No. It was a fortunate choice.
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Mollie's book is great! Glad to hear from her about it.
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Howie Carr was tearing Kamala Harris apart on all of the tap dancing she does about policy. She obviously hasn't studied it enough or thought about how she's going to deal with it rhetorically. Then throw in the long Reason Magazine article about her actual prosecutor track record and her relationship to Willie Brown. Typical ruling class parasite.
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