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Lingering cold has many a podcast host needing a week off, but Rob Long and Steve Hayward reconvene to enjoy some juicy stories and just desserts: The "Democracy Dies in Darkness" crowd got cut up in broad daylight, Jeffrey Epstein's pals are paying for their dealings with the devil, and a $2 million verdict was awarded to a young woman deformed by medical professionals when she was a minor.
Rob Long
Steve Hayward
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Rob's observation about what took up Jeffrey Epstein's time almost makes me want to have AI add a new chapter to Richard Scarry's classic illustrated children's book "What Do People Do All Day?"
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I think so. No problems this week. True test will be when James comes back, as his volume always seemed a little low.
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Peter had Carlos Eire on for a full hour on Uncommon Knowledge. Fascinating interview, well worth the time to look up and listen.