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The Commentary Magazine Podcast

Giving Notes on the Writers' Strike

The Commentary Magazine Podcast

Commentary Magazine

News, Politics, News Commentary

4.65.1K Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2023

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Rob Long joins the podcast to talk about the career of the late Dianne Feinstein, the end of the WGA strike, and the stunning success of Sound of Freedom. Plus Mailbag! Give a listen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Welcome to the commentary magazine daily podcast today is Friday, September 29th, 2023.

0:29.6

I'm John Pajor. It's the editor of commentary magazine with me as always executive editor

0:35.5

a greenwald high Abe hi John Matt connetty and Christine Rosner out today. So we are very

0:41.3

pleased to have in their stead are Hollywood commentary columnist. Executive producer of

0:49.5

six television shows seven television shows I apologize and my dear friend and co host

0:58.1

of the global podcast Rob Long. Hi Rob. So John hi John. Hi Abe. Now I was wondering

1:03.4

why you asked me here. Now I realize because everybody else canceled. We we wanted to have

1:08.9

you here anyway. Okay. And we have now we have several reasons to one of the accident

1:14.2

been for you. Right. One of them of course is that you are the person that we know best

1:20.8

who was involved in the labor action of 2023 the WGA strike resolved earlier this week.

1:30.2

That's number one. Number two you have a blockbuster magnificent piece in the October

1:37.2

issue of commentary that attempts to explain the wild and unprecedented box office success

1:45.4

of the film's sound of freedom. Right. That's number two. And number three as it happens

1:51.2

you are though you are no longer you were longtime Californian. Therefore we're represented

1:57.2

for many years by the late Dianne Feinstein who died this morning at the age of believe

2:03.6

of 90. And so you your experience of her as a constituent. Yes. She is by now makes

2:11.5

you a unique voice here on the commentary. So could you could you talk to us just for a

2:17.8

minute about your your experience as a California voter of let's say increasingly minority

2:25.4

status. Well, I always minority really when I move back as a grown up I will say this that

2:30.3

I lived in northern California grew up in the California for many years. And my impressions

2:35.0

of Dianne Feinstein are sort of indelibly suddenly being called into the whatever room

2:40.8

we were in. I don't know why I was in seventh grade or something. And maybe eighth grade

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