When the Robots Rule

This week, we've got Powerline's John Hinderaker in the Long Chair®, John Yoo protecting us from sentient robots (read his new book Striking Power: How Cyber, Robots, and Space Weapons Change the Rules for War ), and the Hoover Institution's Kori Schake with some thoughts on how to take down Rocket Man. Also, Minnesota statues and other assorted ephemera.

Music from this week's podcast: Rocket Man (feat. Iron Horse) by Pickin' On Series from The Bluegrass Tribute to Classic Rock Hits.

I'm afraid I can't do that, @EJHill.

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Henry Castaigne@HenryCastaigne9y
I think we need to start genetic engineering to keep up with the machines.
Also, humans are made poorly and we can do better.
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Mike Rapkoch@MikeRapkoch9y
You call that a Rocket man cover? This is a Rocket man cover:
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Blue Yeti@BlueYeti9y
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Mike Rapkoch (View Comment):
You call that a Rocket man cover? This is a Rocket man cover:

Considered it. Too on the nose.
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Adriana Harris@AdrianaHarris9y
I really enjoyed this weeks podcast. John Hinderaker is a great guest host. I adore Larry Kudlow, but he doesn't play well with others. The guests, John Yoo and Kori Schake, were both entertaining and informative. The Rocket Man cover was fantastic. I normally don't listen to all the closing bumper music, but as soon as that banjo started I was compelled to hear it to the end. Keep up the great work!
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Miffed White Male@MiffedWhiteMale9y
Still hasn't shown up on the dedicated feed.
Please don't suggest I subscribe to the super feed. I know about the super feed. I don't want to subscribe to the super feed.

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