Coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

I like how all these left-wing folks and progressives who can barely run a Banana

Republic count in a state overnight, not even like medium-sized states even,

somehow promised like doctors who fall out of the sky

give us endless free health care and solve pandemics.

Now is the time to stand up and to say,

we are not going to outsource our political life to people outside our political system.

And those, you know, those I think are going to be the stakes regardless of what happens.

Yeah, this is the electoral equivalent of punch a Nazi, right?

Normally you don't assault your fellow citizens,

but if you think they're Nazis,

maybe you should punch them because that's how you stop the rise of Nazism. I think this is an

electoral version of that or it seems to be to us so far so we'd like to we'd like the

Republicans to and the conservatives pundits and everyone else to wake up to this fact. Welcome once again everyone to the Roundtable, the publishers and editors

podcast here at the American Mind at the Claremont Institute. We're coming

to you with a very, very live live but recorded and then released soon election

pandemic special Spencer is sighing

anticipation yeah see that sounded like anticipation.

That's how I feel.

I'm your host Brian Williams, President of the Clareman Institute publisher of the Claremont Review

Books and The American Mind, joined by Matthew Peterson, Vice President of Education

and founding editor of the American Mind,

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