It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC.

Good morning, everyone.

We have a summer Friday edition of the show today.

We put together some conversations from the past year that we think you'll like,, edited a bit for clarity and time, including New Yorker staff writer Andrew Morantz on the so-called Manosphere and progressives wish for kind of a Joe Rogan of the left.

Plus a look at the history of the Jersey Shore from our 100 Years of 100 Hundred Things Centennial series, and another one on

what we can learn about American culture from the past hundred years of bestselling books.

But we start with David Graham, Atlantic Magazine National Politics staff writer who was on the

show in April to talk about his new book called The Project, how Project 2025 is reshaping America.

We pick it up here.

One thing David can boast, he read the whole thing, which not many people can say about the

900-page blueprint for this second Trump term that they hoped for that came out last year.

And spoiler alert, David broke out a piece of the book for an article

in the Atlantic that says the top goal of Project 2025 is still to come. So let's see what that is

and how much he thinks they're already reshaping America, as the book subtitle says. David,

always good to have you. Welcome back to WNYC.

Thank you for having me.

As you note, Project 2025 identifies four goals that their specific policies flow from.

Would you like to recite the list?

Yeah, the first one is to restore the family as the heart of American life.

I'm paraphrasing a little bit here. The second one is to dismantle the deep state and return power to the people. The third one is to secure the borders

and the bounty for America. And the fourth one is to restore the blessings of liberty for all

Americans. And before we get to that number one goal that

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