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The Revolution with James Pogue

🕑 Added 2024-11-16 05:16:14 +0000 UTC

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Bass

Classical Western heritage in Rome and Greece is important because it's the foundation of Western civilization, not because Saul of Tarsus got arrested there

Kyle

It would be less of a problem and more easily solvable if these people just secretly hated America. But the truth is there is a disease in the mind of half the population. We’ve been here as a country before. With the “bad guys” defending the Constitution.

Arminius

The original Japanese in Brazil were part of an unpaid worker program between the Portuguese and mainland Japan. That’s how they got there and now the run São Paulo. It’s interesting.

James Pogue

Yes

Lance Audette

Great episode. “Evangelical Christians in Canada don’t have representation outside of Alberta…” > The Sask Party just won its fifth straight majority provincial government “Notice us!”

i jones

I live in England. My Uncle played bass in a band supporting the Beatles in Bootle (Liverpool) in the 60s. When asked about them, he looked away silently and then explained that country music from the South was the real music of the North of England. One of my other uncles looks just like JD Vance - it makes you think!

John Johnson

Just a good ol boy never meaning no harm

Croatian Ox

Pogue went on Brian Chau's From the New World back in 2022 for 5.5 hours. Covers a lot of similar ground, but a fascinating episode.

Richie Laufman

This dude is hands down my favorite podcast guest. Reading his book now. I'd pay extra to have him a monthly guest to check in on how the empire is changing as we change presidents.

Brian Donohue

Best podcast, best guest.

Brian Donohue

In 1968, the USSR tanks rolled into Prague, 1,000 miles west of Kiev, and NATO didn’t do shit. NATO didn’t know when to take the W in 2004.

Brian Donohue

Yeah “Findlandization” is an actual word.

Mike W

There's a great passage early on in Henry Adams' History of the US during the Administrations of Jefferson and Madison on the sort of 'rough-and-tumble fights' people were having in the US ("The rough and tumble fight differed from the ordinary prize-fight, or boxing-match, by the absence of rules.") https://www.google.com/books/edition/History_of_the_United_States_of_America/0jcOAAAAIAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&pg=PA51&printsec=frontcover He goes on to quote an account of a fight that ends when the victor gouges out his opponents eyes.