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The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

Episode 88: A Faux-Declaration of Non-Emergency

The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

Politics, News

4.66.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2019

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Miffed by losing his British accent monopoly on The Remnant, NationalReview.com editor Charles C.W. Cooke returns to the show to discuss Trump’s declaration of emergency, our decaying constitutional framework, accents, and more. Show Notes: Charles Cooke’s National Review page Get NR Plus to listen to the last Charles Cooke episode Ace of Spades on MacGuffins … Continue reading Episode 88: A Faux-Declaration of Non-Emergency→

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0:00.0

Music

0:25.2

Greetings Dear listeners, this is another exciting and

0:29.2

technologically challenged episode of the Remnant Podcast through the miracle of

0:35.3

landline technology. I am on the phone with my National Review colleague and

0:41.3

friend and the only libertarian round head atheist I know. Charlie Cook,

0:46.1

Charlie, welcome back to the show. Thank you for having me back. So is libertarian

0:50.6

round head atheist? That's all fair, right? Totally, absolutely fair. But you could

0:55.5

also draw in maybe wig or not wig story. And as we just go last time, I don't

1:00.7

think that we're destined for Sunlit Uplands with no effort. Yeah, I think I

1:05.8

think I was trying to think of how many different adjectives apply because you

1:09.3

kind of you borrow from a lot of different files. So where to begin? Well, you're

1:15.4

basically the only person I know who is more principally horrified by Trump's

1:21.8

declaration of emergency. So why don't you start off by just walking us through

1:28.2

your top 14 objections? Well, the primary objection that I have is that whatever

1:40.9

he is doing is farcical given that the fight we have been watching for two

1:50.2

months and more, the fight that caused the shutdown, the fight in which his

1:57.7

White House and the new democratic majority in the House have been engaged for

2:05.3

weeks seems to have been for nothing. If if a president can just end a dispute

2:16.1

with the legislative branch by doing what it was that he was in the first

2:22.2

instance asking the legislative branch permission to do, then we don't have a

2:28.7

legislative branch and we don't have separation of powers. That's my

2:35.8

objection. Now, it gets complicated. It gets complicated because there are a

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