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The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

Politics, News

4.6 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 May 2022

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

James “Jimmy P” Pethokoukis makes his long-awaited Remnant return to assure us that life really is better than it used to be. Alternating between gratuitous sci-fi references and shameless wonkery, he and Jonah explore dynamism in American life, the potential for a new Roaring ‘20s, and the future of technology. Is there a case for universal basic income? Will Elon Musk become the next Howard Hughes? And what can we expect from the new space age?

Transcript

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0:03.2	Anyone better any other day
0:15.3	another gentlemen
0:16.1	can I please have your attention
0:18.7	Hey, you again!
0:27.8	Greetings, dear listeners. This is Jonah Goldberg host of the Remnant Podcast brought to you by the Dispatch and Dispatch
0:33.6	Media. So last week, you know, our week and a half ago, we got some
0:39.9	Friendly complaints in the comments that I rely too much on my AEI colleagues on this podcast
0:45.6	So we had two episodes last week with non-Ai people and then I said, you know
0:53.3	Screw it
0:56.1	There's nothing wrong with AI people. There's some of the finest people in the world and
1:00.6	I'm just gonna go with the people that I think are interesting and for the AI haters
1:06.0	out there I picked the perfect
1:08.5	guest
1:09.7	because few people encapsulate sort of the
1:13.0	the
1:17.5	Commitment to the American
1:20.3	ideal of
1:22.7	prosperity growth
1:24.4	innovation experimentation
1:26.7	Optimism for the future then my friend and colleague
1:30.7	Is only
1:32.7	Flo is he has David Frenchian takes on popular culture, but that's a conversation for maybe later and I'm of course talking about
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