coming up on this episode of The Round Table.

There are also enormous quantities of data analysis

and data gathering that they simply refuse to acknowledge

or cope with or allow to be discussed in reasonable terms

that would help us perhaps to think about how we might move

forward in a prudent way, which is always, of course,

the way because like worship gets worship, right?

Well, this really is as a creed.

And it's a creed, which turns upon a double standard

because it has nothing to do with what the most effective method

is of finding the truth or devising a moral and righteous

way forward and everything to do with enforcing

a certain kind of power for a certain kind of people.

So they get to claim the credential of objectivism

and positivism.

But then at the same time, you don't get to cite any of your facts.

You're just bad.

Welcome everyone, once again, to The Round Table,

The Publishers and Editors Podcast.

Here at The American Mind of the Claremont Institute,

I'm your host back from an absence during some of our fellowships,

a Ryan Williams present of the Claremont Institute publisher

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