Ladies and gentlemen, can I please have your attention.

Can you digger?

Greetings, dear listeners, this is Jonah Goldberg, host of the Remnant podcast, brought to you by the Dispatch and Dispatch Media.

It's very weird.

I feel like I've worked with Noah Rothman at some institution, but in fact, I haven't. He was a long time at commentary. Now he's at my old stomping ground National Review. I kind of feel like both intellectually and journalistically, I'm the aging gunfighter out west and he's tracking me down and he like finds campfires that are

still slightly smoking saying Goldberg was just here as he tries to have the final confrontation.

I just, in other words, I hear intellectual footsteps and he plagues me. He vexes me.

I left my duster and sawed off shotgun in the closet that's right so as i would be

you know wearing the apparel that would evoke this metaphor that you're in and the white tip

match that you keep in between your lips anyway for those of you don't know no rothman is a senior

writer with national review he's the author of unjust social justice and the unmasking of America. Unmaking

of America. Sorry.

The left would say the unmasking. He's also

the author of The Rise of the New Puritans,

which he came on here to talk about back in the day,

fighting back against Progressive's War on Fun.

His new book,

Blood and Progress, A Century of Left Wing

Violence in America, is out shortly, and it's already the number one new release and

radical political thought on Amazon. And with that, why don't you tell me, what's your book about?

Well, it's about a lot of things.

First of all, it's about left-wing violence in America.

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