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You disgusting worms.

A Reubringer.

That's the Clavin Rumschbringer.

I used to read and be smart.

She clearly didn't read her Jordan Peterson. She did not read her be smart. She clearly didn't read her Jordan. To capture what's really

happening to our souls right now. It's terribly damaging and it's not being talked about and it's not

properly understood and even to start to talk about why it's happening is

preemptively being portrayed as a kind of thought crime against public health.

I mean the reason we're talking about it is because when we see this we see a very

deep and sick culture that outside of the virus all of its pathologies are represented in this image and you go

My God is this all there is this is really who we've become. And in that respect the virus has revealed

who we are and what we think is appropriate.

You know, this is the biggest wealth transfer from the middle and lower middle class to the upper class probably in the

history of man and we should all be cogniz of that and use it politically and

intellectually. Welcome everyone once again to the Roundtable, the Publishers and Editors

Podcast here at the Claremont Institute and the American Mind. I'm your host

Ryan Williams, president of the Claremont Institute publisher of the American

Mind and the Claremont Review Books.

Joined by Matthew Peterson, Vice President of Education,

founding editor of the American Mind. Spencer Clavin, associate editor of the

American Mind and the Claremont Review Books, David Barr. Director of Publications here at the Claremont Review of Books, David Barr, Director of

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