I'm Ben Nadefaffrey, host of the history show The Last Archive, and I want to tell you about a new series we're running in our feed.

It's called The Dead Line. Six essays written and read by Jill Lepore,

the New Yorker writer, American historian, and founding host of our show.

These are incredible essays on everything from the history of Cryogenics to the Silicon Valley

Gospel of Disruption.

And at the end of each essay, I interview Jill about her craft as a writer.

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Welcome back in, hour number three, Clay Travis Buck Sexton show.

Buck will be back on Tuesday.

I'm sure we'll be talking a lot all next week about the upcoming debate on

Thursday and then reacting to it on Friday. It's important to remember and

remind yourselves as well that there are still many major Supreme Court decisions

outstanding that also could come down next week, maybe even the week after, but we

will see exactly there in particular the presidential immunity case as well as

the question of whether or not the Jan six political prisoners I think it's fair to

call them that can be prosecuted under a Sarbanes

oxley corporate

uh... charge basically obstructing

an official event official proceeding still to be determined whether or not that is

permissible so all of that on the horizon still heading this way next week

promises to be potentially a really important week's worth of news.

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