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Another momentous week calls for a momentous podcast with Ricochet Editor-In-Chief Jon Gabriel sitting in for Rob Long. We've got Washington Post political correspondent Bob Costa on Trump and Bezos, and almost independent Presidential candidate David French, who clues us in on what might have been. Finally, some thoughts about The Greatest, Muhammad Ali. RIP.
Music from this week’s episode:
The Boxer by Simon and Garfunkel
The brand new opening sequence for the Ricochet Podcast was composed and produced by James Lileks.
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Lileks as Don King? Oh man, that's amazing.
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I just can't get used to the new opening sequence without the "I have a scream" sample.
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Change is hard. The struggle is real.
The opening is evolving. Going to do some work on it this week, in fact.
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