Digital Exile | The Roundtable Ep. 63

The American Mind

The Claremont Institute

Philosophy, News, Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2021

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Big Tech’s at it again, censoring people—including us—as the effort to scrub Trump from the public square continues. Voting rights is the new hot-button issue, especially in Georgia. And what does US policy in Afghanistan tell us about Biden?

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0:00.0	coming up on this episode of the Roundtable.
0:03.2	The older I get, the more I see true.
0:05.6	I mean, they were fine with controlled opposition.
0:08.4	But the thing about Trump, right,
0:10.0	is the same thing as the spirit of Wall Street bats
0:12.4	or the spirit of any kind of movement or person
0:15.2	that is just not going to surrender, terrified them.
0:19.7	And it was clear that the same reason people like Trump,
0:23.0	he was not afraid of them.
0:24.6	That is what terrifies them about anyone
0:27.2	in any movement, anything that they can't control.
0:30.1	And so it's not just fury.
0:32.5	And then of course, their tools are melting away
0:37.3	when it's clear that the power of the media
0:39.4	isn't the same as it used to be.
0:41.4	And of course, the result of this year for most people
0:45.8	is to reduce the credibility or the legitimacy
0:49.5	of institutional authority or expert authority.
0:52.6	Welcome, everyone, once again, to what are we doing here?
1:18.8	The Roundtable.
1:20.0	The Editors and Publishers podcast here
1:23.2	at the American Mind at the Claremont Institute.
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