Coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

Right.

Right.

I'd rather die than have the economy die.

And I'll say this for the third time in the history of this podcast.

Shut this down now.

Poggast down.

Emancipating yourself from your disgusting repulsive clay body ascending to the level of pure spirit. I'm just waiting for the Sunday meal.

Ooh, it doesn't come. We'll welcome everyone to another episode of The Round Table, the podcast of The American Mind.

I'm your host, Ryan Williams, president of the Claremont Institute and publisher of the Claremont

books.

We're all sheltering in place across Greater Southern California, except for David Barr, of course, who's in the swamp,

but I'm joined as I usually am by Matthew Peterson, our Vice President of Education and

founding editor of the American Mind, James Pulos, executive editor of the American Mind, James Poulos, Executive Editor of the American Mind, just to mix up the order.

David Barr from The Swamp, managing editor of the American Mind and Spencer Clavin, assistant

editor both of the American Mind and the Claremont Review of Books.

So without further ado, the show from the bunker via Zoom, among other technological developments.

Let's get started.

So we thought we might do a bit of mailbag

for a couple of these segments today, at least.

I mean, we're of course going to talk about the only thing

that everyone's thinking about right now, which is the lockdown in various states.

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