coming up on this episode of The Roundtable. So I think weirdly, because we've been through

all of the sky's falling stuff and now it has turned out to be fine, you are going to get a lot

of people who have, as they say, a permission structure to kind of jump ship from the resistance

and just, if not become MAGA themselves, then accept MAGA as a force to be reckoned with.

Well, you don't hear the same stuff about this is an illegitimate president that has to be, like, resisted and destroyed and countered at every turn.

I mean, I mean, I'm sorry. I kind of feel like Biden, you know, people have talked about this obviously a lot,

that Biden sabotaging Kamala's run and like just sort of sabotaging the Democrats generally

for having like shoved him out and then turning around and endorsing Kamala before

Obama and Pelosi and Schumer got a chance to come up with alternate

arrangements. I mean, I don't know. It kind of feels like Biden is doing everything he can to sort

of normalize Trump. Emmett Penny, friend of the pod, sent me a tweet with a picture of Biden's speech after the election.

And it just said, this is the look of a guy who just watched his carjacker get teaboned by a garbage truck.

And I think that's amazing.

I think that's amazing.

Yeah. Thank you. Hello and welcome once again to the roundtable, your weekly publishers and editors podcast here at The American Mind. I'm your host, Spencer Claven, Associate Editor of the Claremont Review of Books and Paternity Leave editor of the American Mind. I'm filling in for our intrepid managing editor, Mike Savo, while he's on paternity leave. And so we are joined by Seth Barron and publisher and president Ryan Williams.

And you guys, I have to tell you, I am not yet tired of winning. I will let you know,

I will register when I become tired of winning. It will let you know. I will register when I become tired of

winning. It's not, today is not that day. I have to say this is like a change in the weather or

something. I had just gotten used to sort of coping with the Biden administration as best I could.

And I had forgotten that it is possible actually to have fun in politics to feel good about the incoming administration.

And so it's a good day.

It's a good morning in America.

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