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and more. This is The Lost Debate, a show for political eclectics.

Hello, everybody. I'm Robbie Gupta. And I'm Ricky Schlaught. Well, Ricky, I was reading

The New Yorker this morning.

Saw your name in there, an article about the club for the canceled.

What's going on here? Yes. How come I'm not invited to this club? I don't think you've been canceled yet. Do you want me to take you down with me? But you haven't been either, have you? I think I'm probably not the most loved person at my former campus. It would be one way to put it for sure. But- Well, catch our audience up. What is this? I have this, a friend of mine named Pamela Pereske. She's a psychologist. She worked on the coddling of the American Mind with Greg and John. And she's, during like the lockdown, I met her on Clubhouse back when that was still a thing.

And then she started like making this group that she called the Thought Criminals, which I always went to the name.

I don't love the name.

But it's like a bunch of really random eclectic, like writers and journalists and professors and stuff who all feel as though they

would like a forum to have different kinds of conversations. They don't think they can have

kind of just out and about in New York at in polite company at cocktail parties. So a New Yorker.

And the New Yorker is on to you. Yeah. They came to profile the group and I made my little New Yorker debut.

I think it was like a relatively positive piece.

I was nervous about what the spin would be.

I think she did a good job of just kind of objectively surveying the room of.

Admittedly, like we're a very bizarre rag tag group of folks. But, you know,

it was fun. It's interesting. We'll link to it in the show notes. It's quite a read. I do agree.

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