coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

This is all incredibly interesting,

and I have to say the most charitable reading of all of this

that I can give is you're dealing with a set of with the story that has now gone so deep that they can't even really see the extent to which it's it's confected.

You know what what Trump should say, you should say,

forgive them America, they know not what.

Oh my gosh, all right, now we really have this.

I swore I would never compare trauma to Jesus.

Oh boy. The Hello and welcome once again to the roundtable your weekly publishers and editors podcast here at the

American Mind. I'm your host Spencer Clavin features editor of the

American Mind and associate editor of the Claremont Review of Books.

And it's the skeleton shift today with just me and managing editor Seth Barron.

Always a fun time, actually, when we get to do one of these two-handers.

Seth, how are you doing this fine afternoon?

I'm doing great Spencer, how are you?

I'm doing wonderfully as well, thank you.

I'm scrolling through the PDF of the Washington the

Washington post PDF of prompts indictment because I didn't really have enough

indictment content in my life until we decided to

revisit it yet again on this podcast but we're gonna do a spin on this new story

I will eat my hat if anybody else is doing this kind of segment this kind of angle on the Trump indictment

The question that we are here gathered here today to discuss is the Trump indictment political process or

...