Mr. McLaughlin just gave me numbers that nobody's ever heard of before.

More popular than anybody, that's all of us, it's all of us.

Those are great numbers and I want to thank you very much.

Those are incredible numbers.

I came here and he was giving me 95%, 97%, 92%.

They don't want you to be able to protect yourself.

They don't want you to have freedom of speech. They don't want you to have able to protect yourself. They don't want you to have freedom of speech.

They don't want you to have freedom of religion. In Colorado, they don't want us to have our

public lands. They are the party of no. We are saying no. We are saying a big hell no to all

of their notes. They're saying everybody can get immunized. We can have herd immunity everywhere, and we're going to

wear masks for the next 300 years. And by the way, not just one mask, two, three, four, you can't

have too many masks. How much virtue do you want to signal?

Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Moncrack podcast. I'm Jared Yates Sexton. It's good to be back after a week off. I hope you all enjoyed the first episode of our audio documentary, a certain route to failure. The first episode of Crisis of Confidence, if you haven't already

to go listen to that, I think we nailed it. And by we, I am speaking, of course, as the

best co-host that anyone has ever had, Nick Houseman. Nick, it's good to see you. Great to have

your dulcet tones back in my ears. I am so happy that we get to come back after an episode off. And, um,

you know, it's, it's a rough life out there. We've, uh, we've all been suffering under the

coronavirus, this terrible, terrible tragedy, economic calamity, uh, social discord, cultural wars.

I feel like the Republican Party did us a favor, not just in holding their CPAC and

absolutely losing their minds.

But Nick, they literally, as if they had us in mind, as if they had us in mind, as if they had been listening to the muckraig

podcast saying oh you think you've seen crazy shit just watch this and then what did they do

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