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Letters. We get letters. We get stacks and stacks of letters.

Letters.

We get letters.

We get letters.

We get stacks and back to Goodfellows.

It's Wednesday, January 24th,

2024 and welcome back to Goodfellows,

a Hoover Institution broadcast examining social,

economic, political, and political concerns.

I'm Bill Whalen. I'm a Hoover Distinguished Policy Fellow. He'll be your moderator today,

but enough about me. You're not here to watch me. You're turning in to watch the stars of our

show, our three colleagues of mine who we call the Goodfellows. That would include the historian

Neil Ferguson, economist John Cochran, geostrategist and former presidential national security

advisor, Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster, they are Hoover Institution senior fellows all.

So guys, at the end of the last show, we told our viewers that we wanted questions from them

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