The anger remained but sadness or vulnerability or those things I learned to shut those off And there's nothing going on tonight.

We can be in the city right.

Maybe you just get drunk and stay inside. Good afternoon Michael Malice here. Let that be a welcome for the next hour

guys. This is going to be a really, really intense and exciting episode.

I've been waiting for this for weeks.

We have with us Rob Henderson.

He's one of my absolute favorite contemporary thinkers

because he, like a handful of others,

approaches politics more from an anthropology

point of view than this whole Republicans versus Democrats thing. His sub-stack is

very big. You can follow him on Twitter, Rob K Henderson, which is a must.

One of your tweets I post all the time, you know, step one, it's not happening, step two,

you know, that whole one.

So here's the story with this book, your new book Troubled is out this week. I'm really excited to promote it

You sent me a signed copy. It was stolen from my doorstep by a junkie.

Now here's the thing, I have a gate and my door

camera points at the gate.

And he, I was looking like, when was this gate left open?

And I've been watching the third season of Twin Peaks. And the guy just comes forward and I'm like is he non-corporial and I kept going back and I realized he had to pass the gate jump over a fence and come back.

You sent me a PDF. Yeah. And I was about to start reading it, which I absolutely will, and I couldn't do it and here's why. Okay? One of the, my last book The White Pill was dedicated to my parents who got me out of the Soviet Union and to all the kids who never did, right?

And when people ask me about anarchism, they're like, what's the criticism of anarchism that you find most cogent?

It's not for an invasion, which I don't think is easily handable, it's not security, it's not who will build the roads,

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