Hello and welcome to the Reason Roundtable.

This is your weekly libertarian take on news and culture from editors of Reason magazine

and friends.

If you're tired of the choices offered by today's politics, you have come to the right

place.

I'm your host, Peter Souterman, and today I am joined by my illustrious colleague, Matt Welch,

as well as very special guests, two of them.

We have Hater of Tariffs and Lover of Beer, reasons very own Eric Bame.

Our next guest is the Washington correspondent for Unheard, the co-host of Breaking Points,

and the host of the new late-night show After Party.

Folks, it's Emily Jashinsky.

Welcome to the show.

What a kind introduction and a loud introduction.

Thank you for having me.

Volume is something I specialize in.

I'm really sorry we can't drink on the show. I understand that that's what you do on late night, on the after party. It's a little too early. I mean, it's not too early, but I guess technically it's too early. We have to say that officially. It's too early for me, but it might not be too early for you. I don't know when you're listening to this podcast in podcast land out there, right? And in any case, we are probably going to talk about how

tariffs are making booze more expensive. So we'll get some alcohol into this show somehow or

another. All right. Happy Monday, everyone, except men, or at least men as portrayed in the New York

Times. So I was thinking about this. And I want to tell a story really quick before we get to the New York Times articles because do you guys remember those days since accident signs that used to be in workplaces? Like if you worked at a Wendy's or if you worked at a construction site, I never worked it either, but you'd like go through the drive-through and you could see these things, right? There would be these signs that you'd have in a workplace, right? And they'd say days since accident, it was a counter. And I sometimes think that there should be one of those counter signs, except instead of days since accident, it should be days since viral what's up with men think peace. And just about every day, the New York Times would have to reset to zero because in the past few weeks, the Grey Lady has run pieces with the following headlines, just as an example.

So here are the headlines, men, where have you gone? Please come back.

We're right here, three of us.

Why women are weary of the emotional labor of man keeping.

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