For Atalone's Ace Hardware and Garden Stores brings you a garage logic podcast number 727.

November 4th 2021. We reached a high of 74 degrees on this day in 1975 and it was three below

in 1991 again the after effects of that Halloween blizzard.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

It's garage logic with work beyond production, grace reavers, director of social media, John

Heid in the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop.

Here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense.

The only are Joe Sushiman. I'm thrilled we're going to be joined by Jason Riley,

an opinion columnist with the Wall Street Journal and an author in his favorite book title for my

standing is Lee Stop Helping Us. How liberals make it harder for blacks to succeed which we've

been saying on this show for years. Jason how are you? I'm good thank you. I love your work.

Thank you. And you're going to be in town tomorrow night with Kendall calls on behalf of Kendall's

group called take charge Minnesota and you'll be with him between seven and nine p.m. at the

Marriott Minneapolis Southwest and I imagine you're on a tight schedule and have to get on a plane

one of these minutes and get out here. Yeah sure I'm going to be flying into tomorrow morning so

I should be there in plenty of time but I'm really looking forward to it. Well you what's your

latest book is it the black boom or doesn't that come out till January of 22? That'll be out in

January. My most recent published book is Maverick biography of the economist Thomas Sol.

Yeah I'm another great fan of his. You please give us a brief description or your thinking behind

please stop helping us how liberals make it harder for blacks to succeed. That was a 2014 book of

years. Sure the idea behind that book was to take a look at a lot of the programs that have been

put in place particularly since the 1960s to help the black underclass. So we're talking about the

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