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James Lileks is back in the house, ladies and gentlemen! And speaking of houses, Jack Ryan joins the podcast to explain his war against the National Association of Realtors. (Pre-order your copy of the book he's co-authored: Bringing Adam Smith into the American Home: A Case Against Home Ownership.) Yes, you read that title correctly. Along with his fight against the "real estate cartel," Jack has his doubts that home ownership is the right move for all Americans.
Plus, the reunited Ricochet boys recall how the O.J. Simpson trial changed America, and they fight fire alarms and wrangle with manly chores.
Audio from this week's open: A flashback to the 1995 OJ Simpson trial with comedian Norm Macdonald and defense attorney Johnnie Cochran
James Lileks
Peter Robinson
Rob Long
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This Jack Ryan?
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Stanley Kurtz is really good at explaining how the Democrats want to zone the suburbs from the federal level to affect politics and sociology or whatever you want to call it. It's outrageous.
See this review of his book Spreading the Wealth: How Obama is Robbing the Suburbs to Pay for the Cities
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Realtors are an evil cartel.
My advice on smoke detectors, buy those special 9V batteries that last 10 years. If you are hesitant to spend that extra $4 bucks, ask yourself if how you feel about that extra $4 at 3am, when you need to be sleeping.
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Boy, James was tough on Ryan. ( and I’m glad he was)
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