We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Gisinski, Culture Editor here at the Federalist.

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Today, I'm happy to be joined once again by my colleague, Eddie Scary, DC Columnist at

the Federalist also an author of several books.

Eddie, where can people buy your books?

They're always available at Amazon.

Also, Barnes and Noble.

There are probably some other bookstores, but your best bet is Amazon.

And if you're looking for a really like, just like, we're going to find easily, you find

them all just in one place.

EddieScarry.com.

Scary has two Rs.

Perfect.

We're going to talk about, I don't just want to talk about the State of the Union because

I think what the State of the Union represented was a shift, or at least a symbolic shift,

an attempt to make a symbolic shift.

And Bedford and I sort of were predicting this, not that we're like political psychics

or anything like that.

But we kind of were assuming yesterday the State of the Union would be a shift away

from the Cultural War.

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