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Hi, Glenn.

Hi, Bob.

How you doing?

Doing okay?

Can I complain?

That's funny. That's exactly how I'm doing. Let me introduce

this. I'm Robert Wright, publisher of the Non-Zero newsletter. This is the non-zero podcast.

You're Glenn Lowry, an academic. You're an economist of Brown University, well-known public

intellectual. Also host of the well-known Glenn Show, which I'm proud to say begin on the Blogging Head's TV platform, which was co-founded by me and Mickey Kouse and Greg Dingell.

So that's my, if nothing else, I'm going to leave that behind as part of my legacy.

And above all, for present purposes,

you are author of the new book,

late admissions, confessions of a black conservative,

which is a memoir of sorts,

although it's unlike any other memoir,

for that matter, any other book I've ever read.

In fact, I thought one reviewer kind of understated things when he began his review by saying,

what's the line here?

It says, Glenn C. Lowry's new book late admissions is unlike any economist memoir I ever read.

I would go further and say it's unlike any other book I've ever read. Before I explain

why, I want to file one complaint. So there's this part of the book and it's an important part.

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