Episode 19: Charlie and the Outrage Factory — with Kat Rosenfield

The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast

National Review

News, Politics, Music, Arts, Books, Music History

5 • 1000 Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2023

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

In this off-menu episode, Charles begins with a Q&A. The question: "If you were to create a British Mount Rushmore, what four faces would it display? John, Paul, George, and Ringo are not eligible, by the way." After that, he talks to author and culture writer, Kat Rosenfield, about the editing of Roald Dahl, different sorts of censorship, and why people keep mistaking her for a conservative.

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode
0:07.0	of the Charles C.W. Cook podcast.
0:24.6	This one was ordered off menu. You have to know the guy.
0:29.6	And if you want the souffle, you should call ahead.
0:33.6	I'm currently halfway between trips.
0:38.8	Last week I was in Wisconsin where it was cold and snowed.
0:43.7	Tomorrow I'm heading to Miami, where neither of those things will be true.
0:49.4	In Wisconsin, I tried this terrific beer that's only sold in Wisconsin, I'm told, and at the airport.
0:57.4	It's called the New Glaris Spotted Cow. I had three. I also went to the Harley Davidson Museum in Milwaukee,
1:07.2	which was terrific. And I took a photo of myself sitting on a motorcycle,
1:13.1	which prompted a friend to describe me as uneasy rider,
1:18.9	which is very rude, very hurtful.
1:24.1	Very true.
1:27.4	I'm going to start this week's show with a...
1:31.0	Hang on.
1:33.8	With a Q&A.
1:39.4	The question.
1:43.8	If you were to create a British Mount Rushmore,
1:48.4	what four faces would it display?
1:51.9	John, Paul, George and Ringo are not eligible, by the way.
1:56.4	What a caveat.
1:58.7	How dare you suggest that I would have chosen the...
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