Pamela Paul
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Sep 24, 2026
Alan DershowitzGUEST
I succeeded based on my own merit.
Alan DershowitzGUEST
And I have many friends who succeeded friends who are Italian American, friends who are Irish American, friends who are Black American, who have succeeded based on meritocracy.
Alan DershowitzGUEST
But certainly we're a meritocracy has been the mechanism by which they have succeeded.
Alan DershowitzGUEST
So yes, I'm strongly in favor of a meritocracy.
Andrew KeenHOST
do you think your parents would think of you? You said you were brought up by Claire and Harry Dershowitz.
Andrew KeenHOST
What would they make of your shift into the Republican Party?
Alan DershowitzGUEST
Well, they'd wonder about it, they'd ask about it, just the way my wife has, and my children have, and my friends have, but we'd have a rational discussion.
Alan DershowitzGUEST
And maybe they'd persuade me, maybe I'd persuade them.
Chad PostHOST
I haven't looked it up, but it sounds like it's about the idea of white being referenced as cleanliness and purity and why that's like the default for everything is like your room being very, very white.
Chad PostHOST
um but whatever uh brett stevens is super pissed and he writes a lot of things about how the national book award is basically just like dei and just going to only give awards to non-white straight men and that that's a problem um which obviously this is his article is dumb he's dumb his ex-wife uh pamela paul is also dumb um they're all you know friends with clarence thomas essentially these are these are not the right people uh they're Two things I want to say about this, though, without getting too far off onto it.
Chad PostHOST
One is that this just seems like another attack on expertise, that now we don't need to value this literary award.
Chad PostHOST
The literary award is just about race.
Katie HerzogHOST
Jewish artists have been kicked out of arts events and Jewish authors have had book events canceled.
Katie HerzogHOST
Earlier this month, Pamela Paul wrote a distressing piece about the increasingly open prejudice in the book industry against Jews and Israeli writers.
Katie HerzogHOST
Have pro-Palestinian activists complained about these efforts who suppress the speech of not just pro-Israel artists, but of American Jews? Hardly.
Katie HerzogHOST
In fact, in many cases, they've churned it on.
JacobHOST
You know, he's kind of laughing at journalists, despite he himself being one.
JacobHOST
I wouldn't use the example of the New York Times, right? Private domination, right? Pamela Paul or Ross Douthat or any of the other of these freaks, whoever writes an anti-trans article in The New York Times, they change individual behavior.
JacobHOST
They build consent.
JacobHOST
This is this idea of, well, there's an intellectual valence for this.
Don SwansNARRATOR
Randy Boyagoda's latest novel takes on the financial, moral, and cultural crisis plaguing higher education today.
Don SwansNARRATOR
The article is written by regular contributor Pamela Paul.
Don SwansNARRATOR
Administrative cowardice, rampant cheating, The soaking and scamming of undergrads and grad students, performative wokeism, intensifying competition for international tuition dollars from an expansive China.
Don SwansNARRATOR
These are either the latest dire headlines about American higher ed or the myriad subplots of lords of serendipity.
Don SwansNARRATOR
Randy Boyagoda's latest novel takes on the financial, moral, and cultural crisis plaguing higher education today.
Don SwansNARRATOR
The article is written by regular contributor Pamela Paul.
Don SwansNARRATOR
Administrative cowardice, rampant cheating, The soaking and scamming of undergrads and grad students, performative wokeism, intensifying competition for international tuition dollars from an expansive China.
Don SwansNARRATOR
These are either the latest dire headlines about American higher ed or the myriad subplots of lords of serendipity.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Traveling with all four celestial events might seem downright loony until you get a taste of the addictive world of ellipse chasing.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
And this is by Pamela Paul.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Once considered a potent of end times, a solar eclipse is an undeniably eccentric way to orient a vacation calendar.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Hopping around the globe in pursuit of a cosmic coincidence, those are rare incidences in which the moon, 400 times smaller than the sun, traverses its wow 400 times closer to the earth, requires a significant amount of time, money, and dedication.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Traveling with all four celestial events might seem downright loony until you get a taste of the addictive world of ellipse chasing.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
And this is by Pamela Paul.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Once considered a potent of end times, a solar eclipse is an undeniably eccentric way to orient a vacation calendar.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Hopping around the globe in pursuit of a cosmic coincidence, those are rare incidences in which the moon, 400 times smaller than the sun, traverses its wow 400 times closer to the earth, requires a significant amount of time, money, and dedication.