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I'm John Poghor.

It's the editor of commentary magazine reminding you again Sunday November 13th in New York City at a fancy, shmancy hotel.

Details to be provided when you sign up the commentary roast of Barry Weiss.

Rightest of any year, a lot of people tell me that two hours of high jinks, hilarity, drinks, food, comedy, and communion with your fellow people who think similarly to the way you think, but capaciously as Barry's as an example of Barry will show.

We will celebrate her and take her down a few pegs, which is what roasts are for go to commentary dot org slash roast for details.

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You owe us you listen. We're providing you with free entertainment five hours a week.

You could you could pony up a little to help us keep that going.

I suppose so that's commentary dot org slash roast and now I've got to say something that makes no sense, which is we have trouble yesterday with our podcast getting uploaded to iTunes into the Apple podcast app on your iPhone.

That trouble seems to be persisting this morning. So if here's why it makes no sense when I'm saying, if you can't listen, if you haven't been able to hear it on iTunes, then you need to listen until we get this fixed and we don't know how to fix it because you can't reach anybody at Apple nor can we reach anybody at SoundCloud, which hosts are podcast.

Then you should go to commentary dot org and listen to the podcast there. But of course, if you can't hear me saying this, then why am I even mentioning this.

I don't know, but you can hear it on Spotify. You have a Spotify subscription. You can hear it on Stitchery. You can hear on Google Play. You can hear it on all kinds of other podcast platforms, not of which I use. So I don't even know how to use them.

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A John media commentary columnist and American Enterprise Institute fellow Christine Rosen.

Hi Christine. Hi, John. I forgot to say I was like that was a good podcaster. That was really good. That was like that was like, that was a test. We're waiting. Yeah, you're waiting for me to say, you know, okay. And then you could take the treat or something. Right.

We're really getting Pavlovian this week. This is like a theme. Yeah, yeah, we had a whole Pavlov thing yesterday and associate editor and author of the rise of the New Puritans, Noah Rossman, I know. Hi, John.

Right. So I just want to point out that the Washington Post lead story right now, which is about the leak that FBI investigators found a document in the Mar-a-Lago search, the second search, the one that they did under the warrant, not the one they did in June, agreeing that was done with Trump's agreement, but the one that was done as a result of the warrant found a highly sensitive document.

Detailing information about another country is a nuclear program. Here's the point I want to make. I don't talk about whether or not, you know, obviously Trump's handling of this material is shocking.

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