What Ukraine and Joe Rogan Have in Common

The Reason Roundtable

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🗓️ 22 February 2022

⏱️ 67 minutes

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With Matt Welch out, Peter Suderman hosts John Osterhoudt, Katherine Mangu-Ward, and Nick Gillespie on their thoughts on Russia's invasion of Ukraine and...

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Reason Roundtable Podcast.
0:06.0	I'm Peter Sutterman, filling in for Matt Welch, who is personally removing masks from
0:10.4	children in an undisclosed school district.
0:13.1	Today I am joined by my usual colleagues, Katherine Manguward and Nick Gillespie, as well
0:17.3	as special guest, John Osterhout, who is a video producer with Reason, joining us from
0:22.7	Indiana.
0:23.7	Everybody say hi.
0:24.7	Howdy.
0:25.7	Hello.
0:26.7	Hey.
0:27.7	Happy Tuesday.
0:28.7	Today's date is to 22, 2022 for those who like unusual numbers.
0:34.7	So I want to start with a segment I will call Russian Into War.
0:39.4	As we record today's podcast, it looks an awful lot like Russia is on the verge of waging
0:44.7	a war of aggression in Ukraine.
0:47.6	Possibly this war has already started.
0:50.0	Yesterday, Russian leader Vladimir Putin officially recognized Russian separatist groups in
0:54.5	Ukraine as nations, independent, saying essentially that as far as Russia was concerned,
1:00.4	several parts of Ukraine were no longer parts of Ukraine.
1:03.7	In addition, Putin appears to be sending some of the 150,000 plus troops he's lined up
1:08.8	at the Ukrainian border to those breakaway regions.
1:12.2	In some ways that's par for the course for Putin, who has argued more and more forcefully
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