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The Dispatch

Politics, News

4.4 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2025

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Sarah Isgur is joined by David French and a tanned Jonah Goldberg to discuss the legacy of cancel culture, the impact President Trump’s negotiating style will have on the future of Gaza, and the sorry state of American public schools. The Agenda: —Cheap grace when forgiving people —A lot of FAFO’ing in the Middle East —Solving the public education crisis —Ending proceduralism —Pro-penny lobby: Talk to us Show Notes: —Tom Friedman's piece on Trump and Gaza Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:30.3	Welcome to the dispatch podcast. I'm Sarah Isgert. I've got Jonah Goldberg and David French. Boy, we have
0:36.9	some topics today.
0:38.2	I want to talk about the broader direction of cancel culture,
0:41.8	what it means to have a two-state solution in Israel,
0:45.0	and finally, public schools.
0:47.4	Has this experiment just failed America?
0:50.7	Oh, and not worth your time?
0:52.2	What about those pennies?
0:53.6	Are we getting rid of those? Is that done now?
1:08.7	Jonah, you, you look very well right now.
1:12.7	Would you like to explain why you're looking so fresh?
1:17.0	I don't know that I look fresh.
1:18.7	I think I looked like I've been drinking too many rum drinks.
1:21.8	But I am in a place called Virgin Gorda and the British Virgin Islands.
1:27.2	We do this annual trip with some friends, and it's lovely here.
1:33.1	And it's it's breezy and cool at night and good meals with good people.
1:40.2	It's nice time.
1:41.5	So there you know.
1:42.3	I miss my dog.
1:43.1	And David and I are stuck in the Nor'easter winter vortex of February.
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