Greetings dear listeners this is another exciting episode of the Remnant Podcast. I'm Jonah

Goldberg, the host of this movable feast for your ears and we have in the studio the

indispensable Jack Butler and returning maybe the fastest turnaround appearance of a guest of

the Remnant Podcast in false who? Ilya Shapiro within three weeks. Really I did that! Why would I do that?

I don't know. I was about to win. So much day drinking. Okay well we have we have Limestone in the studio

again. I was under the impression that you'd gone back to Hong Kong where you live but it turns

out that you went back to Kentucky where you're from and... some more cultural distance from DC and

that may be true and you're and in some ways further right? Yeah. And you're circling back and

you're heading back to Hong Kong when? Wednesday morning and you think they'll let you in. Is that

a good issue? You know well our visa should be good assuming the airport is open. Okay and there's

still some rule of law there. That's the issue right? For your day-to-day life I guess there is

you know it'll be interesting to see how things have developed when we get there and you know I

it may just be that there's more nights where we just stay in and watch Netflix instead of going

out on the town. Oh I should tell for listeners who for some reason may have missed your first

appearance. You are an adjunct fellow of adjunct scholar and your specialty is in demographics,

people, babies, marriage, family. All the good stuff. Yeah and I originally wanted you on for

the last one because you share a passion of mine about the real first amendment which called for

rules that would today would expand the House of Representatives to a more reasonable and healthy size

of some four to six thousand people depending on how you did the math right? Yeah exactly. You have

not changed your views on that. I have not. Okay so not in the least. Rather than revisital of that

I highly encourage listeners to go back and listen to that episode. There's a reason why I want

them back on. People really liked it. It was fun. You know a lot about a lot of things that a lot

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