The entire article will be like, we're trying really hard to find the crypto angle.

And we haven't found it yet.

The candidate has no statements.

They don't know what a Bitcoin is.

There's a crypto angle.

We're still looking.

And it's like, no, like that was.

People aren't taking you at your word.

People aren't taking me out my word.

And I understand that. It's Tuesday, November 15th, 2020, and welcome back to Goodfellows, a Hoover Institution broadcast,

examining social, economic, political, and geopolitical concerns. I'm Bill Whalen. I'm a Hoover

Institution Distinguished Policy Fellow, and I'll be your moderator today. Join, as usual, by two

of our Good Fellows, the economist John Cochran and the Geostratitude, Tens General A.R. McMaster, they are Hoover Institution Senior Fellows. We're shy

one good fellow this week. Neil Ferguson will not be joining us, but in his place, I think

John and H.R. might even say it's an improvement on the show. We're joined by the one and only

Kim Strassel. Kim is the Wall Street Journal's Potomac Watch columnist. She's also a regular panelist on a podcast bearing the same nay.

I listened to that show religiously.

You should too.

It's 30 great minutes on what's going on in the nation of the world.

What else do you need to know, Kim Strassel?

She's an Alaskan.

We can talk a little bit about that.

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