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So there's a lot going on this week, and I have the perfect guest to help me break it all down.

Andrew Sullivan is a British-born American writer and blogger.

Sullivan is a political commentator, a former editor at the New Republic, and the author or editor

of six books.

He also started a very famous political blog called The Daily Dish in 2000, eventually moved that

blog to Time magazine, The Atlantic, The Daily Beast, and is now running an independent

subscription-based format on substack, which I recommend you all subscribe to. This was recorded on the Thursday right after the

election before it was completely certain that Trump had lost. We look at Trump's single-term

presidency in retrospect and evaluate which fears about him proved true and which proved false.

We talk about the lack of a Biden landslide and what that means for the long-term prospects of Trumpism, even in the absence of Trump

himself. We talk about the problem of elite bubbles misunderstanding the rest of the nation.

We talk about the relationship between Trump and the far left.

We wonder about how to explain Trump's rising support among voters of color and gay voters.

We talk about the use and misuse of history in social justice thinking and much more.

As always, thank you so much for the support.

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