Marshall and Saga here. Welcome back to the Realignment.

Hope everyone had a really great Thanksgiving break.

Saga and I certainly did. I rang in my first ever Thanksgiving in New York City,

Olivia, Gorda, or Dog, and I had a really great time.

Saga got to go to Costa Rica, so I think everyone got a

well-deserved break from everything we'll be doing the next few months to really, really pump

to do. So in terms of programming this week, we have a new episode coming on Thursday,

but for today, we obviously were not taping at the end of Thanksgiving, so we're going to publish

the second half of our Realignment conference. These were the panels. So our first panel

saw about the debate over centralization and decentralization. This is about how technology

and new industries, new technologies, and actually politics are going to be affected by this debate

that we're seeing ever from Twitter to actual companies themselves. This hits a bit at the

web for your conversation we're having, and it gets to a bigger debate about censorship and

different forms of moderation that everyone is really, really interested in. The second part is a

really expansive conversation around the future of populism, what the show got right when we came

in at the start, and what this means for the future. So this is bringing in Sam Hammond of the

Nascannon Center, Julius Crine, Realignment fan favorite editor of American Affairs magazine,

has been on before we did a really great episode of them immediately after the election.

And then finally, we also have Wells King of American Compass, which is Orrin Cass's policy

organization, Jordanings Wells. So lots and lots and lots of great stuff. We'll be back

over the new episodes on Thursday, but for those of you that missed out on the conference,

this is a really good opportunity to talk about things that we are super interested in, and we think

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