Welcome to the Reason Roundtable, your Weekly Libertarian podcast, whose two grumpy old men are still at least one generation younger than the two old coots who are at this moment anyway still running for present in these United States. I am Matt Welch joined by the Afor referenced Nick Gillespie, plus Peter Suderman, and Catherine Mangue Ward.

Hi everyone.

Howdy.

Hey Matt.

Happy Monday?

We are going to pick up on that quizzical end of Monday, question mark in Peter Suderman's voice here in a moment but first a word

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Okay, well it looks like everything changed on Thursday night or perhaps better stated,

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