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My cup runneth over these days.

I feel this is, you know, about a year ago, a more. I cut back the number of syndicated columns I do from two a week to one a week. I needed to do that for bandwidth reasons, you know, with the dispatch. But I miss it, you know, between taking that and blogging out of my life, there are times when I just feel as weird as it may sound, given how much I write and how

prolific a Twitter I am and how much I'm on TV and how much I podcast. I still feel sometimes

like I don't have enough outlets to say the things I want to say, which is probably not a sign

of a well-adjusted life. I don't think it's because I'm particularly weird.

I mean, I do think I'm weird, but I think it's also just a muscle memory thing of having done this stuff for 30 years. It's like you get used to a certain amount of output, and when you scale it back, it gets a little, you get a little jangly. Where to begin? I don't want to spend a lot of time on this. I would like to really

read the transcript because I, it's entirely possible. I missed some nuance. I listened while

walking the dogs this morning. Oh, I'm talking to you Friday morning. I couldn't, I couldn't do this

yesterday. In part, because we recorded a new glop, which should be up by the time this comes out.

It was kind of fun.

I listened this morning while, you know, perambulating the canines to an interview

Francesca Albanese, the UN special rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories about the grounds to believe Israel is committing acts of genocide.

And again, it's possible I missed some nuance.

There was a spaniel barking.

There were things going on.

Her accent's a little thick.

But my impression was it was

it was why I have such contempt for the UN

or a good illustration of why I have

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