Saga and Marshall here, welcome back to The Realignment.

We hope everyone's staying safe. DC's finally started opening up again and the Hudson Institute

actually reopened its doors on Monday. That's right. So you know a lot of you guys have been around

it since day one of the podcasts. We've gained a ton of new listeners over the last few months.

I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that I shouted out this podcast on the Joe Rogan

experience. But anyways, we've built a large catalog of episodes that people may have missed.

Yeah, so we've had so many things happening in the world. You have the moves by the Chinese Communist

Party deflection for over Hong Kong. We have debates over reopening the economy. What are economies

going to look like after COVID-19? And we finally have the scuffle with President Trump and Twitter

over fact checking. We wanted to start re-opening previous conversations that were relevant to these

debates because we think a lot of these things are going to be a very helpful for new listeners.

So this week we decided to re-air our conversations with Senator Josh Holly,

where we recorded in November on Capitol Hill. A couple things you need to know about Senator Holly's

the youngest member of the United States Senate, former Attorney General of Missouri. He gained a lot

of notoriety there. He's one of the first people on the right to sue big tech companies, Facebook

and Google in particular. If you're looking for a leading figure for many of these debates on the

right, Holly is usually finding himself at the center of them. So this episode is particularly valuable.

What makes this episode so exciting and the reason why we wanted to be our first rerun is it's the

episode that has aged the best out of all of them. We focused on the economy, we focused on the

Chinese Communist Party, and we focused on big tech. So this is the perfect place to start.

And if you're trying to think about how we should approach these debates, this episode is an absolute

must-listen. Let's dive in. Senator Holly, thank you so much for joining us. We really appreciate it.

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