The Fierce Arrogance of Now

The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

Politics, News

4.6 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 30 June 2022

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

Megan McArdle is back on the Remnant to explore the Dobbs decision, the culture war over sex and gender, and America’s rising crime. Dingos and the innocence of childhood are also discussed, though you’ll have to tune in to see whether Jonah is willing to divulge more information about his youthful exploits as a supernumerary actor. How should the legislative and judicial branches balance their responsibilities? What does the future hold for the transgender movement? And what would Megan’s criminal justice reform agenda look like?

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0:00.0	One night is in stock.
0:10.1	The other night for his turn.
0:14.0	That was a jump on the минутo.
0:16.9	Can I please have your attention?
0:20.2	nutrient-gathering egg
0:22.9	Blasting
0:29.0	This is Jonah Goldberg, host of the Remnant Podcast,
0:31.9	brought to you by the Dispatch and Dispatch Media.
0:35.7	I am so excited for today's return guest,
0:40.2	one of my favorite people,
0:41.5	one of the last handful of columnists
0:45.4	that I make a point of reading,
0:48.3	even when I may not be into the topic.
0:50.0	There are certain people that you read
0:51.6	for specific topics and then certain people you just read
0:53.9	because you like to read them and make them sort of falls
0:57.1	into both.
0:57.9	I am talking about Megan McCartle,
0:59.9	who returns to the Remnant from somewhere in Massachusetts.
1:04.9	Megan, welcome back.
1:06.5	Thank you.
1:07.5	I'm coming to you from beautiful in the hot Massachusetts
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