coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

I am old enough to remember when Barack Obama very, very soberly told Donald Trump

as he was about to assume the presidency, that nuclear war with North Korea was like the biggest problem

that he would have to somehow solve even though he'd never held political office.

And you know, sure enough, he took power

and the generals were all freaking out

and stuff was being leaked to the media.

North Korea, nuclear war,

oh, it's happening guys, oh my God, we need to go add you something.

And you know, and now there's almost quaint looking back on that stuff because the

geopolitical situation under Biden has just deteriorated so profoundly.

So, you know, you do not in fact have to hand it to the Russians

for sailing some warships and submarine around Cuba, but on the other hand, like this is also like surprising

no one like come on this is this is one small grain of sand of evidence in a beach of evidence that we've just been on the wrong track

geopolitically for you know for some people's entire lives in America. Voting, adult citizens entire lives. Oh, uh, do you do.

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Do you. Do you? Oh, Hello and welcome once again to the roundtable, your weekly publishers and editors podcast here at the

American Mind. I'm your host, Spencer Clavin, and I'm going to invite our listeners to write in with a new title for me to take on this week.

Sometimes I'm editor at large, sometimes I'm a special editor.

Your mileage may vary. Let me know what you think in the comments.

I'm joined this week by executive editor James Poulas and managing editor Seth Barron and Steve Bannon is going to jail, it looks like, quite possibly.

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