Et Tu, Cooke?

The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

Politics, News

4.6 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2022

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

An unwashed Charles C.W. Cooke returns to the Remnant for a predictably rank exploration of gun rights, criminal law, and electoral politics. There’s also a deep dive into linguistics prompted by Jill Biden’s taco gaffe, an discussion of America’s fondness for elderly political figures, and an examination of whether stop and frisk policies are constitutional. How is the 2024 presidential race shaping up? Should Trump be prosecuted for his actions on January 6? And what can we do about mass shootings?

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0:00.0	Oh
0:14.3	Ladies and gentlemen
0:16.3	Can I please have your attention
0:27.7	Greetings are listeners, this is Jonah Goldberg host of the Remnant podcast brought to you by the dispatch and dispatch media very excited to have
0:34.9	a friend and and and and and and J Northernleyer says I don't have to call
0:40.2	people at NR
0:42.2	former colleagues because colleague is a term of respect for people in the same profession so I can still say current colleague
0:49.4	But former co-worker he is as unique as the Marmite of his people
0:55.1	None other than Charlie cook Charlie welcome back to the Remnant. Thanks for having me
1:01.1	Why don't we start there? I
1:03.6	don't honestly mind
1:05.9	Jill Biden saying as unique as your breakfast tacos. She's an
1:11.2	older lady from a community college. I am I am truly fascinated that the speech writers let that through
1:18.7	You know what I mean? I mean it's like we talk all the time about the wokeness and the language policing and all this kind of stuff
1:25.8	Presumably that speech was like vetted. It was loaded into a teleprompter and yet
1:30.3	I mean it's not the biggest deal in the world. I just think it's it's it's very VP like in its
1:35.8	Vipiness if you know what I mean. What'd you take of it? Take away from it?
1:44.6	Well, I just actually wrote a piece about
1:48.4	the total lack of linguistic rules around Latin X and I think probably the same
1:56.5	Problem applies to the political rules around when and
2:00.2	Where you're allowed to generalize racially?
2:06.8	If I can
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