Yodeling Trash from New Guinea

The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

Politics, News

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🗓️ 5 September 2020

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Who actually believes the media anymore? Can you really call yourself a liberal if you’re also a socialist? And what dog species does Zoë hate with a burning passion? It’s the weekend, and you know what that means: These questions and many more will be answered on this edition of Jonah’s Ruminant. Show Notes: -“Fiery, but mostly peaceful” -The New Guinea Singing Dog -The Socialist TemptationIain Murray’s -is What… Debbie Wasserman Schultz doing with her life nowadays? -NYT The always-lovely Op-ed page: “Yes, We Mean Literally Abolish the Police.” -The Conspiracy of Equals -DrinkHydrant.com/Dingo for 25% off your first order -Ancestry.com/Remnant to discover your family’s story

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0:00.0	Well ladies and gentlemen, can I please have your attention?
0:19.0	Stay, Union!
0:28.0	What you're listening to is this is Jonah Goldberg,
0:30.0	a post of the Remnant Podcast brought to you by the Dispatch and Dispatch Media.
0:37.6	You should come on by the Dispatch and sign up for all our free stuff, including our exciting
0:43.4	new newsletter, Capitalism, by a friend of this podcast, Scott Lensacom.
0:52.4	And we're very excited that he's going to join our team to do a newsletter on all things
0:58.6	having to do with trade, bubilism, and economics, and probably nachos, and the perfidy of
1:07.4	Blue Jays and various other things.
1:11.4	He is our resident go-to neoliberal shell, and we're really excited to have him on board.
1:18.3	Today's episode is brought to you is sponsored by Hydrant and Ancestry.com, more about them
1:26.1	in a little bit.
1:28.1	Okay, so I'm actually home for less than a week when I was here.
1:33.7	The last time I recorded the solo thing was last Friday in Chicago.
1:39.7	Although frankly, I can't remember if I did another solo thing since then, space time
1:45.9	and continue on this kind of a mobius strip for me these days.
1:50.1	But I screwed up, just said something dumb about how, you know, Martin Van Buren was president
1:58.2	during the era of good feelings, and he wasn't.
2:01.6	He was president well after that.
2:06.2	I believe he was elected in 1832.
2:08.8	James Monroe was the president during the era of good feelings, and I'm not going to go
2:15.2	too deep into all of this, so I actually find that whole period kind of fascinating, and
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