Senility on Parade | The Roundtable Ep. 76

The American Mind

The Claremont Institute

Philosophy, News, Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 July 2021

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

The Left loves to project their worst traits onto the Right--and their latest obsession with “White Rage” is a prime example. Meanwhile, the NSA is making cryptic statements about whether or not they’re spying on Tucker Carlson, and good ol’ Sleepy Joe is flailing around making absurd statements everywhere he goes. The editors break it all down.

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0:00.0	Coming up on this episode of The Round Table.
0:03.2	There's this technological issue.
0:04.5	I mean, basically Biden is reinforcing the message
0:07.2	coming down from the military and from the spy community
0:11.7	that America should be in a state of slavish dependency
0:17.6	on their technological innovation.
0:19.6	You know, it's not like it wasn't the old days
0:21.6	where tinkerers and private citizens would sit around
0:24.6	trying to solve problems and call up
0:26.5	cool things like the light bulb.
0:28.0	Basically, all of the technology that has come to us
0:31.0	over the past 20 years plus under the auspices
0:33.6	of technological innovation,
0:35.0	that stuff has come from military research and development.
0:37.2	Sometimes it's discarded military technology
0:40.3	or they try something that doesn't work
0:41.5	so they bump it down to the private sector.
0:43.4	I mean, that is not how America came to be great.
0:58.0	Hello, and welcome to The Round Table, the official weekly podcast
1:16.3	of the editors and publisher of The American Mind.
1:20.7	It's a skeleton crew.
1:22.1	Today we're running our summer fellowships
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