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in all bookshops and online right now. Hello and welcome to the Borks Next Level Sunday show. I'm your host Tim Miller. This week we were playing my

interview with Walter Isaacson live from New Orleans. It's a hometown boy. We talked

about his Elon Musk book, but he's talked a lot about his Elon Musk Book, let's be honest.

So I gave him the business a little bit about the ways in which some have thought he was a little

too kind, maybe, to his subject in this case I think you can judge that for

yourself is a lot of criticisms of e-line and I think he rightly points out a lot of the

positives that we all thought about e-lon before he took over X and became an insane person,

tweeting weird conspiracy theories about Nancy Pelosi's husband's gay lover.

So that part of the conversation at the start but then we have a really interesting broader conversation about what media institutions are supposed to do in the age of Trump.

He ran Time magazine, CNN, and the Aspen Institute. So he's you know had to make a lot of these

decisions and so I really enjoyed that part of the conversation. So check it out

if you want your politics fix. I was on over on the Bullwork flagship

podcast on Friday with Charlie Sykes. If you haven't listened to it yet, we have a blast.

We talked about Steve Bannon's cum retribution, which is a pretty grody mental image for the weekend,

but you know we have to give you all the news that you need even if you don't want it and that's what we did on the Bullard

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