Matthew Schmitz

We'll discuss those stories and Lula's big win in Brazil.

I'm joined by Ashley Frawley and Jeff Schillenberger, and I'm Matthew Schmitz.

So it's looking bad for the GOP, the midterm elections, but maybe the most rubbernecking has taken place among people watching Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign in Ohio.

Jeff, what have you made of his attempt to ascend to national office?

And the fact that Mussolini, who's not really a Catholic, you know, practicing Catholic, did this was a great sort of like boon to people that thought this, like, you know, essentially form of fascism could be Catholicized, right? If they can respect Rome, and certainly the communists don't, then there was this potential for this approach.

And that's why, like, you've got, like, Matthew Schmitz and Adrian...

Vermeule praising Antonio Salazar in Portugal.

He was a right-wing dictator that integralists in Portugal loved until he had them all arrested when he became dictator because he didn't want them contesting his power.

We'll discuss it on a compact podcast.

I'm joined by Ashley Frawley and Jeff Schellenberger, and I'm Matthew Schmitz.

According to new polling from the New York Times and Siena, the Democrats have an 11-point generic advantage on the ballot.

In my own district, which is a hotly contested swing district, I've noticed that the incumbent Republican candidate, describes himself as a candidate for Congress.

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The Trump administration announces that it will publicly stream the execution of the Fort Hood shooter, Nidal Hassan, and is the AI bubble about to burst? I'm joined by Ashley Frawley and Jeff Schulenberger, and I'm Matthew Schmitz.

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So I guess everything has to be streamed, has to be put online, or it hasn't happened.

[upbeat music] The Cornell case, an attempted plane hijacking in the Middle East, and a victory for the right in Brazil.

I'm joined by Ashley Frawley and Jeff Schoenberger, and I'm Matthew Schmitz.

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So the Cornell Seven, I think, is the, uh, phrase most commonly used to refer to the revival of interest in a case that took place at Cornell University, where an intoxicated woman went to a frat house and proceeded to have sexual contact with a series of men.