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The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast

Episode 70: Bring It On Home β€” with Caleb Kruckenberg

The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast

National Review

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

5 β€’ 1000 Ratings

πŸ—“οΈ 4 October 2024

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

On episode 70, Charles confirms that Luther Abel is real, discusses his attempt to get into Canada, and then talks to Caleb Kruckenberg about federalism.

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0:00.0

Welcome to Episode 70 of the Charles C.W. Cook podcast.

0:27.5

Thank you to everyone who listened to the last episode, whizbang, and sent nice messages to me and to Luther.

0:40.1

I met someone in Dallas at a breakfast who told me

0:46.4

that he had up until the point at which Luther

0:51.2

appeared on this show for a sustained period of time,

0:57.1

believed that Luther was a figment of my imagination,

1:01.5

that he didn't actually exist,

1:03.9

quite genuinely, that I had made him up.

1:07.9

And that's why I kept killing him off,

1:16.0

as one might a bad sentence or a pesky fly.

1:29.7

But no, Luther does, in fact, exist. He is flesh and blood, almost as tall as I am, perhaps the same height.

1:35.6

Also has a beard, which is actually another odd thing, is that if I were going to make someone up, I probably would make him look a bit like me.

1:42.1

But no, I didn't. He is real. Since the last episode, I have taken another road trip.

1:53.2

This time from Jacksonville to Buffalo to watch Monday Night Football, I'm not going to dwell

1:58.7

on the game itself. The Jaguers lost 47 to 10.

2:05.0

It was something of a disaster. They're now 0 and 4. They're the only 0.4 team in the NFL.

2:12.1

But the road trip itself was terrific. We went up through South Carolina and got some barbecue in Columbia.

2:23.7

Then, I can already hear you groaning at how incorrigible I have become. Then we went to

2:31.0

see the point again. I know, I know I just went there on the roller coaster

2:35.5

road trip but I went up with a friend of mine and he had not ridden a roller coaster for 20

2:42.2

years and he said he wanted to. And so we came up with various plans as to where we could stop

2:48.5

along the way. But the problem is if you stop and spend six or seven hours

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