Welcome to episode of episode 95 of the Charles C.W. Cook podcast.

Jaguars win. No Simon and Garfunkel necessary. Monday night football against the Chiefs, 31 to 28.

First time the Jaguars have beaten the Chiefs since 2009. That's 16 years.

And on what was the sixth most watched Monday Night Football in two decades. And I was there. Which means it's not me. I've talked before about

my superstition. I've started to wonder, is it me? By drive all the way up to Buffalo.

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My guest this week is Dominic Pino, who, well, I can't say anymore, is my colleague at National Review.

Or maybe I can just for today, but not for too much longer.

Dominic is heading to the Washington Post.

So before I ask him to tell us briefly what he'll be doing there, Dominic is heading to the Washington Post. So before I ask him to tell us briefly what he'll be doing there, Dominic, welcome to the Charles C.W. Cook podcast.

I got in just under the wire.

Yeah, it's a pleasure to be on.

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