Greetings, dear listeners. This is not Jonah Goldberg. This is his producer, Victoria Holmes. And I don't know where Jonah is. I have texted him. I have called him. I have emailed him. The last time I tracked his location, he was somewhere in the Swiss Alps. And I know I will get a lot of angry emails and tweets if I do not have an episode out for y'all. So what we're doing

is we are re-airing an episode with fan favorite Evalovan. And when Jonah gets back, you can get

your fix, which will be on Wednesday with an episode with Stephen Pinker. Enjoy.

Oh! with Steven Pinker. Enjoy. Ladies and gentlemen,

can I please have your attention?

Can you digger? Yes! and gentlemen. Can I please have your attention? Daniel Diggins.

Greetings here, listeners.

This is Jonah Goldberg, host of the Remnant podcast, brought to you by the Dispatch

and Dispatch Media.

We have a thrilling guest today among top five fan favorites, I think it's fair to say.

Not since Jefferson podcasted alone, has there been a wiser man.

Youvalh Venn.

He's the head of my shop at the American Enterprise Institute, author of many books, including

his most recent, which really is a fantastic book, American Covenant.

I keep wanting to say Compact, I keep getting it wrong, but I think I got it right, which

isn't just another book about the Constitution, although it is a book about the Constitution

in its role, and I highly recommend it. And Yvall, welcome back to the remnant. Thanks so much for having me, Jonah. I appreciate it. I'm trying to imagine Jefferson doing a solo remnant here, and it's not going well. Yeah, I think he would probably say some strange things. All right. Have too much sympathy for the Jacobins.ins all right so many things to talk about we just so

for situational awareness for people we were recording on the morning of tuesday march 25th the bonkers

atlantic story broke last night we can talk about that a little bit uh i just want to be clear to

everybody i am not geoffrey goldberg contrary to what lots and lots of people think on the Twitters.

It's funny, I've gotten, every time I ever see Jeffrey Goldberg, it's not like we're close,

but like we're cordial and friendly.

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