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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Today we're back with a group chat that means I'm joined by Rachel Bovard of the Conservative

Partnership Institute and a Nez Statement of Independent Women's Forum, also the host

of Hai Nune, which you can get wherever you download your podcasts.

Welcome back to both of you.

What up?

And Nez just informed us that she is a terrible internet connection in Manhattan.

So you may hear her be on a bit of a delay while her husband is on deadline because as

Rachel pointed out, what kind of internet do you have that means only one person can be

online.

But it's like going back to dial up.

You know what I have?

Yeah, exactly.

I have old person memories of my mom yelling at me to get off the internet so that she can

call someone.

Yeah.

She doesn't remember this, but the Chrome caucus.

No, I do. I remember trying to get on a well instant messenger and you would just want

to sort of park out on aim, but someone would need to make a phone call.

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