Hello and welcome to the political orphanage when everyone else in the media is boxing, on this podcast we are all playing Twister.

And today I am joined by PJO Work, the Obie Wan Canoebe of my own political satire career, the author of Parliament

of Hor's, former editor of National Lampoon, and the reigning elder statesman of free market

wiscracks.

Mr. O'Rourke, I am delighted to have you on the program.

Thank you for joining us.

Well, you're very welcome.

T thrilled to be here.

We're going to use your most recent book,

none of my business, as a jumping point today,

to discuss economics, being a foreign correspondent in the

Soviet Union, socialism, and a slew of policy recommendations. But first, if you don't mind,

hold on a moment, Mr. Awwert, because I need to make a quick announcement for the benefit of the show.

Hello orphans, Andrew Heaton here, the host of the very podcast you're listening to.

As you can see, I have convinced PJO work to come on our program. And do you

know where he lives? In New Hampshire, home of the New Hampshire primary, which I am hoping to take this show to next month.

It's 2020, it's time to up my game and I want to go into the thick of America's political

nexus to get us some insights on just how the hell the great American dumpster fire is going

to turn out.

I want to go talk to those New Englanders and see how they think and who they'll pick.

And for that, I need your help. If you're a regular listener of the program and not yet

supporting the show on Patreon, go to Patreon.com slash Andrew Heaton and help toss some

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