Mark Interviews NY Post Journalist Michael Goodwin

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🗓️ 3 January 2024

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Mark and Goodwin talked about the death of Henry Kissinger. The media has been speaking ill of the dead. They also hit on Anthony Blinken not being tough enough to handle the negotiations between Hamas and Israel.

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0:00.0	The Mark Simone Show
0:01.9	710
0:02.7	W OR
0:04.2	Well Michael Goodwin
0:06.1	The finest, the best columnist in America
0:08.8	You can read them every Sunday and every Wednesday
0:10.9	In the New York Post
0:12.6	Michael Goodwin, how you doing?
0:14.5	Good morning, Mark, thank you.
0:16.1	Hey, a lot of people that loved Henry Kissinger,
0:19.5	especially the dinner party crowd that were all close to him.
0:24.0	They were kind of stunned when he died.
0:27.2	Some of the coverage was very, very negative of Kissinger.
0:31.4	And you wrote a column about the Obamas.
0:33.6	Tell us about it.
0:34.2	That was just horrible their reaction.
0:36.7	Yeah.
0:37.3	This guy, Ben Rhodes, who was bizarre. He's a Manhattan rich kid who was a failed novelist, a second-rate speechwriter, gets to be made Deputy National Security Advisor by Obama.
0:52.4	He's in his early 30s at the time.
0:55.2	And his claim to fame was how he misled White House Press Corps on the Iranian nuclear deal,
1:04.1	that he later boasted that he had created this narrative of progress and everything when it was all made up
1:14.5	but it was designed to sell the public so the media would sell the public that it was effectively a done deal and a good deal
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