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🗓️ 16 May 2022
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0:00.0 | music. |
0:24.1 | Welcome to the commentary magazine daily podcast today is Monday, May 16, 2022. |
0:29.5 | I'm John Butler where it's the editor of commentary magazine with me as always executive editor |
0:34.3 | Abe Greenwald. Hi, John. |
0:37.3 | Senior writer Christine Rosen. Hi, Christine. Hi, John. |
0:40.6 | An associate editor Noah Rothman. Hi, Noah. Hi, John. I want to thank you guys for |
0:45.1 | soldiering on in my absence last week as many of you know my my mother who wrote under the |
0:51.6 | name Mitch Dechter passed away. We go today very peacefully to Muncheye for 95th birthday |
0:59.3 | and I just wanted to take a moment to thank everybody for the innumerable notes of condolence |
1:09.4 | and the expressions of goodwill and and and high feeling and the outpouring of not only sympathy |
1:22.7 | for me and my father and my sisters and our children and and my mother's grandchildren and |
1:29.3 | great grandchildren. But also the kind of proper and I think really moving respect that people |
1:38.6 | paid to her legacy as a writer as a thinker as an activist as a mentor as a kind of a |
1:49.9 | genius, gregarious kind and friendly presence who is always there for people she barely |
1:58.6 | knew to give them advice to give them counsel to be to represent to them the kind of life |
2:07.7 | in letters and in politics that you could have particularly if you were a woman but not |
2:16.6 | just if you were a woman I remember my mother saying to my my sister Ruthie when Ruthie was |
2:24.1 | expressing some frustration as a relatively young mother of four that she you know saw these people |
2:31.9 | who were having whose careers were sort of on the fast track and there she was you know raising |
2:37.6 | for kids in an apartment in Jerusalem and she was working but didn't feel like she was getting |
2:42.8 | anywhere and she felt so let's say she felt as though she were unequal to my my mother's record |
2:54.2 | as a woman with children who had a career who wrote published books and friends of hers and |
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