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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. My guests today are Scott Adams and Noam Dorman.

Scott Adams is an American writer, commentator,

and cartoonist best known for creating the comic strip Dilbert. In addition to his cartooning work,

Adams has authored several books and frequently comments on a range of topics from media bias to

psychology to the mechanics of persuasion.

Noam Dorman is the owner of the comedy seller in New York and is a good personal friend of

mine who has his own podcast called Live from the Table, which is actually one of my favorite

podcasts.

I'm co-releasing this episode with Noam, and he'll have his own intro, which is really worth

listening to as well.

But as I explain in the podcast, the genesis of this interview is that Noam had a fantastic viral

interview with Washington Post columnist Philip Bump a few weeks ago. Now, Bump, like many Democrats,

basically has his head buried in the sand on the topic of the Biden family corruption scandal. Now, if you don't

consume much news, or if you only consume left-leaning news outlets, it's very likely you have no

idea what I'm talking about. But suffice it to say, many shoes have dropped on Joe Biden's

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