We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Gisinski, culture editor here at the Federalist.

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I'm joined today by my colleague, Christopher Bedford, senior editor at the Federalist,

also co-founder of Wright Forge, Chris Mary Christmas.

All right, Chris, my style.

Thanks for having me, Emily.

It's good to be back.

And one of us is going to have to go home and change.

Yeah, if you're listening to this podcast, Chris and I are actually live streaming and

apparently we're in the same Christmas water.

Yeah, we're Irish knit.

It's a popular thing.

It's an important part of Christmas, but you're going to have to go home and change.

I'm really against matching Christmas cards.

I'm really against children can match, sure, but not adults.

It's unseemly.

What's funny is that we are both home.

This is a virtual podcast, so either of us could have changed any moment before recording.

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