We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm a Lajsiansky culture editor here at the Federalist.

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I'm already laughing because I'm so excited to be joined by our guest, Rebecca Heinrich.

She is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute.

Rebecca, thank you so much for joining us.

Hey, I'm happy to do it.

Thanks for having me on.

Yeah, of course.

I wish that we could have Rebecca on every day because especially right now,

your perspective is so helpful, which is why, of course, you've been on Fox like,

you know, every time you have your eyes open, I feel like over the last of the month.

But it's important because suddenly everybody who was an expert on public health became an expert

on Eastern European politics.

But Rebecca, you actually do know what you're talking about in this particular subject.

Yeah, my only expertise on having anything to do with the pandemic was, don't ask my kids.

That was all I had to really say about that.

And that the virus almost certainly happened and it came out of a lab in China.

But that was my expertise, the extent of it.

But I do know a little bit about international relations and that kind of thing.

So unfortunately, I'm doing a lot of talking about what's going on in Europe.

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