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Welcome to the politics, guys, a place for bipartisan, rational, and civil debate on American politics and policy.

I'm Michael Baranowski, Professor of Political Science at Northern Kentucky University.

We've got something a little different for you with this week's midweek episode, or really it's going to be episodes.

Jay, Trey, and I recorded a Patreon supporter participation segment, but before we did that, Jay and I did a separate midweek segment thinking that the listener participation thing might not be long enough for a full

episode. Well, that turned out not to be the case. And so instead of trying your patience with one

super long megastode, that can't be a word, we decided to release two midweek episodes this week.

Now on this episode, you're going to hear in a second,

Jay and I discuss new China investment restrictions, the Supreme Court's order on ghost gun

regulations, Joe Manchin possibly leaving the Democratic Party, and Donald Trump's refusal

to sign a Republican presidential nominee loyalty pledge.

Midweek episode number two, which will be coming out tomorrow, will be Jay, Trey and I,

along with some of our Patreon supporters, talking about the recent David Brooks' New York Times

piece, which asked liberal Democrats to consider the extent to which liberal elites have contributed to the rise

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