Coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

Who knows?

Maybe 24 will not look at all like 16.

It's entirely possible.

It's been a long time since 2016.

But I was joking with one of our mutual friends just earlier today that one fun thing about

instability and the slow rolling meltdown of Western civilization is it offers some quite amusing examples.

I will just say the most amusing thing to me about Mille is it's hard to tell what he

does and says and whether it's a troll on his country in his ruling class or not.

I mean he's been talking he has this dog that he loved this bull mastiff which was

named Conan and Conan died so he cloned Conan so he he's got Conan too, which he just insists is also still

Conan.

And then four or five cloned siblings of Conan who are named after Libertarian Economist whom

he consults every morning for advice.

And one is, you know, gives advice in the economy, one gives advice on foreign balls.

You know, our learned betters here in America and the commentary I greet this with horror and alarm but I can't help but thinking that he's at least half joking and I like being in on the joke. Oh, you're going to do you. Hello and welcome once again to the Thanksgiving Palusa special episode of the Roundtable

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