Saga and Marshall here, welcome back to The Realignment.

A very exciting post-election guest for all of you that's Ross doubted that of The New

York Times.

Ross was actually on the podcast last, as our very last in-person guest.

And so since he's coming on as he makes reference in the episode, on the day that Pfizer announces

their vaccine, which works in 90% of cases, maybe he is an omen for good things to come.

But really why we wanted to have Ross on is he's one of the most insightful people on

the American right from his perch over at The New York Times.

He hosts the argument, he's long been an advocate for the working class GOP position that

I obviously hold and have a spouse and tried to work towards on this podcast and on my

show Rising.

And his take after the election is just absolutely invaluable.

The part I was most interested in was his pre-election op-ed that he put out The New York

Times that basically summed up the period of 2016 to 2020 as a missed opportunity for

basically every ideological and co-eitional group in American politics.

So that's the populist right, that's the establishment center, and it's the populist

left.

So regardless of whether or not you're a populist right-winger trying to remake the GOP

in your image or you're a Bernie Brown or you're a think tank worker who's trying to

see what both sides are saying.

This episode has a lot of great stuff for you.

But as you all know, every week we do re-element questions and ask that you give us a five-star

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