We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour, a memory Gisinski culture editor

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We are coming to you today from Hillsdale College's Kirby Center here in Washington, DC,

where I'm joined by Dr. Matthew Mehan of Hillsdale College, the director of academic programs

at Hillsdale and DC's, also an assistant professor of government at the grad school where

you were just telling me nerdy people, do nerdy things and have nerdy conversations.

You'll remember Dr. Mehan from his podcast with Joy Pullman on his children's books.

You have your hands in a lot of different pods, Dr. Mehan.

Kilti.

Well, thank you so much for joining us tonight.

Thanks for having me, Emily.

No, you want to talk about something I think that's on everybody's mind across the world,

which is the kill switch.

Yeah, right exactly.

The people are clamoring for conversations about the kill switch, but actually the way this

is going to be laid out is we're going to start with something specific that will open

up a world of almost I think you could maybe call this a Pandora's box of other problems

in Western civilization.

So talk to us about the kill switch, the particular kill switch that you have in mind.

So the sort of the the trigger for all this, it was a piece in the daily caller by for

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