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Welcome to the commentary magazine Daily Podcast. Today is Friday, February 11, 2022.

I'm John Pajor. It's the editor of commentary magazine with me as always executive editor,

eight greenwald. Hi, Abe. Hi, John. Senior writer Christine Rosen. Hi, Christine. Hi, John.

And associate editor Noah Rothman. Hi, John. Hi, God. Hi, Noah. Hi, Abe. Hi, John, boy.

That dates me. You guys are, you guys don't even know what I'm talking about.

Wilson. Thank you. Okay. That's pretty dated. That was like 1972. It was, you know, pre 21st century.

It was a, was a sensation. That's all I can say. Good night. It was good night.

It's right. Good night, grandpa. Good night, Mary Ellen. Good night, John Boy. Good night.

Yeah. Yeah. All right. Anyway, nice trip down memory lane. But we are, we're on the horns of

the dilemma here because we have many things we wanted to relate to you questioning the mental

of fitness of the president of the United States and his capacity to serve as president. But

Noah is mad. And in fact, we're all a little mad. And so maybe we'll go at the mad part and then

flow into the not mad part. And here's what we're mad about. So I turn on morning Joe this morning,

which is something I don't do very often. And it's around 730. And they are having a very

alarmed conversation about inflation. The guest is the proprietor of a high end supermarket chain

in the New York Connecticut area called Stu Leonard's. And he's talking about inflation and how it

works and how the dairy farmers was supplying with his milk, want to, you know, want to go up 20 cents

a gallon. And what's he going to do? He's got to let them. I mean, he's been working with them for

30 years. And maybe if the supply chain problems start settling down, here's something you can do by

the generic don't buy land a lakes butter. You could buy Stu Leonard's butter. You can buy the

generic butter in the supermarket where you are, you know, it tastes exactly the same. And it'll

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