You're going to be. We're back with another edition of The Federalist Radio Hour. I'm Emily Dushinsky, Culture Editor here at the Federalist Radio Hour. I'm Emily Jershensky, culture editor here at the Federalist. As always, you can email the show at radio at the Federalist.

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version of the Federalist.com as well. Today is January 16th, which means the long-awaited

much anticipated Iowa caucuses are now in the rearview mirror.

As a slight tangent, I did finally learn today many years into the Stravan political journalism

that the correct way to say Iowa

Caucasus is plural.

That sounds so obvious to all of you listening,

I'm sure, but I actually always wondered if it was sort of this

30,000 foot caucus. Of course there are many

caucuses happening in many different precincts. So this was not obvious to me, but

it probably should have been. Some people just say Iowa Caucus,

I'm sure I've said that on the show before,

Iowa Caucus as the one big event.

But again, I looked it up, finally got to the bottom of it.

I'm ashamed to say after all this time and it is correctly referred to as the Iowa

Caucasus. So now the Iowa Caucasus are in the rear room here and we have all kinds of

numbers to dive into so I jumped on a Zoom really quickly with my friend

Spencer Brown and it turned into a longer conversation. In fact, then I thought it would.

Spencer's the managing editor over at Town Hall. He is on special report all the time.

He probably seen him on Fox or he's at it's Spencer Brown on Twitter. Go ahead give him a follow.

He's prolific. He writes all the time at town hall. so you can go read his work there, his analysis there.

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