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The American Mind

The Claremont Institute

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🗓️ 3 August 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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New testimony paints the Biden family in an even worse light than usual, Trump has been indicted yet again, and climate alarmists are gearing up to put you under house arrest because it was warm in July. What, if anything, can be done to recover agency and divert the course of this runaway freight train? Our editors weigh in before reminding you to read the damn site!

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0:00.0	coming up on this episode of the round table. You can see why people start talking about
0:05.0	Caesarism when you have these kinds of conversations because it's the kind of gridlock that you just
0:12.1	have this fantasy or hope that some, you know, member of the tribe of the lion or the eagle is
0:19.2	going to sweep through through the decks, you know, set us back on a new footing. And as James
0:26.0	is suggesting, I think, and Ryan too, like, when you open that box, you better be really sure
0:32.6	you have an extraordinary individual in it. And I'm just looking at this, like, Siena Paul,
0:39.9	and I'm looking at just the people in the Republican field. And I'm thinking, uh, where,
0:46.9	whom, whom are you nominating, my friends? And, and my, you know, two cents for what it's worth is
0:53.8	that the impulse of the day is much more in this kind of, like carve out a space for yourself and
1:02.2	your family to weather the storm and to build and, you know, take this thing back from the ground up
1:08.4	because I was listening to, you know, Chris Rufo just the other day, he's got this new book out
1:12.8	sooner or later. Well, and he was on the the rescare podcast and he was talking about like,
1:17.4	you know, this is, this isn't the sort of thing that you fix with a presidential election.
1:22.6	It's structural, it's like systematic, systemic, if you like, and the way that people are
1:30.0	responding, even in the positive sense is, is by checking out.
1:53.5	Hello, and welcome once again to the roundtable, your weekly publishers and editors podcast
2:04.9	here at the American Mind. I'm your host, Spencer Klaven, features editor of the American Mind and
2:10.6	associate editor of the Claremont review of books. And it's a full house today. We are joined. I
2:16.4	am joined by editor James Poulos, managing editor Seth Baron and back from regions abroad,
2:23.7	from his travels in far flung lands, president and publisher Ryan Williams, very glad to
2:31.2	have you back. Ryan, we're going to have to download all of your opinions from the last two weeks.
2:36.9	We're going to have a rapid fire around. We have to say them all in 60 seconds or, or less.
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