Dog Eat Dogma

The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

Politics, News

4.6 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2022

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

Jay Nordlinger, Jonah’s conservative colleague and a senior editor at National Review, joins the Remnant for the first time to provide his uniquely measured blend of rank punditry and linguistic insight. Brace yourself for an eclectic potpourri of topics, including an exploration of the Dobbs decision and the future of abortion in America, a thorough discussion of what it means to be a conservative, and a few etymological asides. Also, tune in to find out whether conservatism’s three-legged stool is still standing.

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0:00.0	Long live the
0:08.0	Long live the
0:15.8	Honight as in gentlemen
0:18.8	Chocolate, have your attention
0:27.2	Greenster listeners
0:29.1	Jonah Goldberg, host of the Rundin podcast,
0:31.3	brought to you by the Dispatch and Dispatch media.
0:34.0	Very exciting day today.
0:36.6	We have a, I was gonna say a very old friend,
0:42.2	but that's not fair, a long time friend,
0:46.9	former colleague for years and years.
0:50.5	Someone I first met in the mid 90s,
0:53.3	a recent contributor to the Dispatch,
0:56.6	which we're very pleased with.
0:59.2	He's a senior editor at National Review.
1:03.4	He's at least still the music critic for the new criterion.
1:09.0	And he is, has a parapetetic mind
1:14.2	that wanders the globe,
1:16.4	sometimes literally, means I can't concentrate.
1:19.4	And Jay Norderlinger, welcome to the remit.
1:24.2	Thank you, Jonah, I'm full of complaints already.
1:28.7	First of all, minor linguistic matter,
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