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We have with us today Sorab Sharma. He is the president of an interesting initiative called

American Moment. He is the former chairman of young conservatives of Texas, but that was

long, long ago, as he will tell us. He graduated from

University of Texas long ago in June 2019. He has written, in spite of that recent graduation,

he's written for the American conservative, The Daily Caller, the Spectator USA, National Review.

He's with us today to explain what sort of generally what's going on with young conservatives.

We spotted his piece and thought it would be good for our readers, listeners to hear about it.

Welcome, Sorab. Thank you for having me on, Mark.

Now, in your bio, you do mention something that I, now you tell me if this is going on, you mention that

you always write with fountain pens. I do. I have here a Pelican from the 1960s, just an ordinary

Pelican office pin. What is your favorite model, please?

You know, the thing that I, the two pens that I probably switched between the most is a pilot 823,

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