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The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

No Ex-Strain-eous Math

The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

Politics, News

4.76.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2021

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

In an effort to explain the current state of the economy as well as the political ramifications of some parts of the Biden agenda coming down the pipeline, Jonah invited Michael Strain, his colleague at the American Enterprise Institute, for a return appearance. Strain explains complicated issues without confusing the plebeians among us who can’t look at numbers for very long before developing a headache. Speaking of headaches, near the end of the podcast the guys get into a relitigation of the ending of Lost, in addition to a brief discussion of WandaVision, Peaky Blinders, and Deep Impact, of all things. Show Notes: -Michael R. Strain, American Enterprise Institute -Michael’s latest book, The American Dream is Not Dead (But Populism Could Kill It) -Larry Summers: “The Biden stimulus is admirably ambitious. But it brings some big risks, too” -Michael in National Review: “When Will the Pandemic End?” -Consumers to unleash trillions of dollars in excess savings when pandemic ends -Paul Volcker’s war on inflation -Michael in Bloomberg Opinion: “How to Make a (Modest) Minimum Wage Hike Work” -Josh Hawley’s minimum wage proposal -Jonah’s love of public sector unions -Lost as a metaphor for lack of payoff Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Oh

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Ladies and gentlemen

0:16.4

Can I please have your attention?

0:18.6

We have a great show for you, right?

0:20.6

Oh

0:27.6

Greetings there listeners. This is Jonah Goldberg host of the Remnant podcast brought to you by the dispatch and dispatch media

0:33.2

Come to the dispatch to check out all of our wares to find out all our find all our stuff and perhaps one day God willing

0:41.0

Circumstances willing

0:42.5

Ball willing

0:44.8

You can become a paid member of the dispatch community. So

0:48.0

We

0:51.8

We haven't done

0:53.8

Economics for a bit, you know

0:56.4

Scott Linsicum notwithstanding and does he really count? He's a trade lawyer, you know, he's not an accountant

1:01.9

I mean he is he's a very popular neo-liberal shill and

1:06.0

He has brought me around on some nacho related issues, but not necessarily on barbecue related issues

1:10.8

It's really good ranking things. He's a very good ranker. He's he's a ranker. He's terrible. He's terrible in ranking things and

1:18.8

And so if you haven't guessed quite yet

1:22.0

Today's guest is is my colleague from the American Enterprise Institute

1:27.6

A fan favorite in a sort of spinal tap select audiences getting more selective kind of way

1:34.2

No, no other than the director of economic studies. Is that the actual title that works, okay? There you go

1:44.9

Michael have what let's where to where to begin

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