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Now, I got to talk about Jonah Goldberg.

Jonah Goldberg for years was at National Review.

Great columnist.

And he's moved over to the dispatch.

He and my buddy Steve Hayes over there.

I am one of the founding donors of the dispatch.

I guess I need to disclose to you.

I like the work they do. A center-right perspective, lots of good investigations of Congress

and the administration and foreign policy. It's center-right news. It is definitely not Trump friendly, which I don't

really care about one way or the other, but they do great work. They've done great work for a while.

And Jonah is a thought-provoking conservative. What I find so funny is he's very

aggressively not a Trump guy. And for years, a lot of the people who now

vilify him held up liberal fascism, his book liberal fascism, as one of the best books they'd have

read. And by the way, it's a phenomenal book. It really is. He's a brilliant writer. I'm a little jealous at his

writing style. But he has set him, well, people have wanted to light him on fire. I'm going to say

he set himself on fire, but he really didn't. Others did with something he said on CNN. And I got

some disagreements with him, but some agreement with him. He didn't really say anything offensive

other than some people want to be offended. And I need to play you this audio because we need to

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