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The following program is pre-recorded.

Good morning, glory of America. Bonjour. Hi, Canada. You at that Music Means, the Hillsdale

Dialog is upon us the last radio hour of the week. From many, many years, Dr. Larry Arn,

President of Hillsdale College, and one of his colleagues, usually always with Dr. Arn,

sometimes not with him, will join me and we'll talk about big issues, big ideas, old books,

old ideas, important things, rarely. However, do I talk about an op-ed? But I'm doing so this week,

because I'm a serial enthusiast and people know that. I get very excited about some things.

And so you're wise to check my enthusiasm. But I read a piece by Arthur Herman at the end of

last month, January 30th. It appeared in the Wall Street Journal. Arthur Herman is a historian,

and he may be a friend of Dr. Larry Arn, President of Hillsdale College. I don't know. Is he a friend

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