It's the Rickusay podcast with Rob Long and Peter Robinson.

I'm James Lalex.

Today we talk to Megan McArdle from the Washington Post and Sorab Amari from the New York Post.

Let's have ourselves a podcast.

Welcome, everybody, to the Rikoshae podcast number 432.

I'm James Lallax here with Peter Robinson and Rob Long. Gentlemen, good day. Good morning.

Good morning. You know, last night I was watching all the president's men, which is a movie in which, you know, Redford and Dustin Hoffman lean forward very intently while speaking on the phone and smoking. It's a lot of phone calls.

I mean, that's what it is.

And you realize two things.

One, journalists are incredible slobs.

The Office of the Washington Post has just shown as just a disaster pit with all the papers

piling around.

I can only imagine the silverfish that scuttled out when they finally had to move but second

thing is is that as soon as a familiarity with Watergate and the part of the audience that

is lost today all of the names that they're bantering about if you if if I kind of sort

remember but still I have to struggle to keep up and Google a few names it's all gone what

then was so intent and so important and so crucial in that movie is just completely evaporated, all the details.

Question is whether or not 40 years from now, we'll be looking back and people will say,

Roger Stone, Michael Cohen, who are these guys?

And it's the most important thing in the world today right now. So Roger Stone, indicted by special counsel in the Russia investigation, one of those pre-dawn raids where they go to his house in Fort Lauderdale. And let me just say, I love Fort Lauderdale. I live there. I don't blame stone for that. But the rest of it, I have no idea.

Guys, what do you think?

Of course, they're rubbing their hands and cackling because they've got Trump now.

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