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What up, what up?

Welcome everybody to the Michael Still podcast.

It's so good to have you in the house today.

Well, I am excited about two things because I get to talk with someone that I've admired

for a long, long time and whose work I followed.

And two, he has a book that I think is a profoundly important book for everyone who pretends

to be or wants to be or profoundly is a conservative.

So you get to understand exactly what we're in today.

It is none other than the George Will, who writes a twice weekly syndicated column on politics

and domestic inform affairs for the Washington Post.

His new book, which we're going to get into, is the conservative sensibility.

George, welcome to the podcast, man.

It's a great pleasure to have you on.

Glad to be with you.

Well, let's just get right into this, folks.

So back in 2016, June of 2016, three years ago to the month, you were very succinct when

you decided to leave the Republican Party.

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