Diplomacy and Historical Context with James Kirchick

Pantsuit Politics

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News, Politics, Society & Culture, News Commentary

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🗓️ 15 June 2018

⏱️ 50 minutes

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We address the separation of families at the border, share our reflections on the summit with North Korea, and Beth talks with James Kirchick, author of The End of Europe. Beth and James discuss historical context for our modern diplomacy with European countries, including Russia. Thanks to today's sponsor: Grove Collaborative. To support the show and get access to regular bonus content, visit the Pantsuit Politics Patreon page. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Sarah, is this your car?
0:05.4	Yes, yeah, it is.
0:06.7	Sarah, you can't park here.
0:08.4	Yeah, I know, but I really had to.
0:10.4	No, you didn't.
0:12.0	You're parked illegally.
0:13.4	Beth, you don't understand.
0:15.3	I couldn't park in my spot.
0:16.6	It isn't safe.
0:17.4	I couldn't keep driving.
0:18.4	I was running out of gas.
0:19.4	My husband needs a doctor.
0:20.4	I'm gonna stop you right there, Sarah.
0:22.9	Everyone has a sob story.
0:24.5	I have one, do you know how many people are parking illegally
0:27.1	right now?
0:28.1	It's out of control.
0:29.7	It could cause an accident.
0:31.5	It could take this spot from the person who paid for it.
0:34.7	I could write a real sob story about the damage
0:36.7	you parking here might do.
0:38.1	But I don't mean to do any damage.
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