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Our final podcast of the summer and it's a full one: first up, a deep dive into the IG report on James Comey. Then, Andrew Pollack, whose daughter Meadow was murdered at Parkland High School joins to discuss his advocacy on her behalf and his forthcoming book, Why Meadow Died: The People and Policies that Created the Parkland Shooter and Endanger America’s Students. It's a sobering but important segment. Then, we lighten things up considerably with our mate Toby Young (if you're not listening to London Calling, his podcast with James Delingpole, you are missing out), who attempts to convince us that Boris Johnson is NOT dismantling British democracy. Finally, Peter Robinson attends a swanky Bar-b-Que, and James Lileks sends his daughter to college. Life goes on.
Music from this week's show: Time Waits For No One by The Rolling Stones
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Is it me or does Peter Look like John Major
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Excellent, excellent, excellent fellas! I’m in Palm Beach County, drenched in sweat, preparing for a punch in the face by someone named Dorian and y’all really put some pep in my step.
Mr. Pollack was a great guest. I’m not far from Parkland High School but I didn’t know about any of what he had to say, other than the sorry performance of Broward’s officers that day.
James, I think whinging vs whining is one of those cases where we Americans outclass the Brits.
Rob, from my time to time you do a member pitch that makes me almost wish I wasn’t already one so I could be inspired to join all over again. You nailed it this time!
And Peter. Mick Jagger, Harvey Keitel, and you mentioned a while back about your dinner with Bowie! Has anybody seen Peter Criss without his makeup? Does Mr. Robinson have a side gig as a rock star?
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Proroguing the legislature is a routine event that happens in Canada all the time. Its only shocking to people when something significant happens to be on the docket.
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Anyone who has ever listened to Peter's erudite interviews on Uncommon Knowledge has no doubt whatsoever that talking to Mick Jagger would be child's play.
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Regarding Chapelle, I haven't seen his recent special, but if there were an untouchable man in the U.S., my money would be on him. Thankfully, it seems like his home life is solid. Maybe it's just me, but does anybody recall that Louis C.K. was taken down shortly after his routine where he took serious jabs at the holier than thou pro-choice movement?
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