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Sep 29, 2026

Susan StabileGUEST
8:06
And so what I said to my husband is, "Let the Catholics have her now, and when she grows up, she can figure out what she wants to be." And that brought me back to taking her to church.
Susan StabileGUEST
8:16
Uh, 'cause I tell you, we went to visit the nun, we were living out in Port Washington, New York then, and the sister in the parish said, "Well, when our children do religious education, we want their parents to take them to Mass on Sunday." And decades later, 20 years of Buddhism, sister said go to church, so I took my daughter to church.
Susan StabileGUEST
8:33
And that gave, [laughs] that gave God the little space to move in.
James MartinHOST
8:38
That's really interesting.
Austin PetersonHOST
4:29
So in Alabama, Downward Dog and Duck Duck Goose have both ended up on the naughty list.
Austin PetersonHOST
4:35
Now, cartwheels are next, which isn't even a game, but the Port Washington School was Weber Middle School on Long Island.
Austin PetersonHOST
4:43
So Quest, if you could go investigate, please.
Austin PetersonHOST
4:46
In November of 2013, it banned footballs, baseballs, and lacrosse balls at recess and said that if you want to do cartwheels on the playground, that you need a coach.

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Austin PetersonHOST
10:56
And then in 2015, Iowa passed a law extending cities liability protection to recreational activities like sledding.
Austin PetersonHOST
11:04
So you fix the lawsuit incentive and the hills come back.
Austin PetersonHOST
11:08
Now, Swenson was assistant principal at that same Weber Middle School in Port Washington, and the hard balls for dodgeball were taken out, and the Nerf balls came in.
Austin PetersonHOST
11:23
Footballs, baseballs, lacrosse balls, gone.
AllisonHOST
15:01
It was going to take two weeks.
AllisonHOST
15:03
He lived in Port Washington on Long Island.
AllisonHOST
15:06
This is about 30 miles from where Lauren lived with her family.
AllisonHOST
15:10
So they were just going to head over to New York together.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
13:30
understand it? Such a great question, and I'm going to answer it by my own life experience, collective biases.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
13:38
They're hanging out with each other, they're in the salons of Georgetown and Washington, and they're hanging out with upper class people, and they're feeling pretty good about themselves, and they don't have a grounding wire to those people anymore.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
13:53
The Democrats left those people after Bill Clinton left office.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
13:57
They started focusing on issues of culture and issues that were less related to white working class voters.

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Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
34:09
Two decades of war $8 trillion of deficit spending to fund the wars and we set up a trajectory that we can't come back from unless we start reforming.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
34:23
And guys, just think about this.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
34:25
We went from George Washington to George Walker Bush and had $7 trillion of national debt.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
34:34
We've tacked on $33 trillion of debt, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and we're gonna be hitting a $50 trillion number in the next four or five years.
Justin GammellaHOST
7:56
Yeah.
Justin GammellaHOST
7:57
Um, my dad owns, uh, an Italian restaurant in Port Washington and on the Long Island, New York.
Justin GammellaHOST
8:02
And it's just a regular Italian restaurant.
Justin GammellaHOST
8:04
And at the time, like my band was just like start to be, we were like buzzy.
Bob CowsillHOST
35:29
So we'll be in Avenel, New Jersey.
Bob CowsillHOST
35:32
And then the next day, we're going to drive to Port Washington for a day off because this is what we do now, folks.
Bob CowsillHOST
35:38
We schedule a day off.
Bob CowsillHOST
35:40
We're loving it.
Bob CowsillHOST
35:41
Port Washington is a third visit there, everyone.
Bob CowsillHOST
35:44
So we're really glad that you have us back.
Bob CowsillHOST
35:47
Yeah, I guess we did something good there.
MJHOST
44:38
Anyway, so the founder, this John Farolito dude, is not involved in the company anymore.
MJHOST
44:46
He's just sitting on his billions of dollars at Sands Point near Port Washington, Long Island.
MJHOST
44:52
As he should.
MJHOST
44:53
Next to Len.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
3:56
And I'm coming out of the second grade.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
4:00
If I took you to my hometown or took you to the house I grew up in, I was very lucky that we had our school, which was called the Main Street School in Port Washington, was walking distance from my house.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
4:11
And this is...
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
4:12
This predates helicopter parenting.
Steve StocktonHOST
70:42
Number 1 Dennis Shepherd 46-year-old Dennis Shepherd was described as an energetic and lively person who loved his girlfriend and his family.
Steve StocktonHOST
70:51
Dennis worked as a personal assistant in Port Washington, New York and was doing well in his career and his private life.
Steve StocktonHOST
70:58
That was until a sudden onset of paranoia sent Dennis down a dark path.
Steve StocktonHOST
71:03
He became convinced that everyone he knew was working with the FBI to conspire against him.
S.K. VeltNARRATOR
53:02
They knew what would happen, not with Paula's face to remind them that something was lacking, but when they were alone in the still, hot Long Island night, they did not care.
S.K. VeltNARRATOR
53:14
The estate in Port Washington where they were to spend the weekend belonged to a cousin of Anson's who had married a Montana copper operator.
S.K. VeltNARRATOR
53:22
An interminable drive began at the lodge and twisted under imported poplar saplings toward a huge, pink Spanish house.
S.K. VeltNARRATOR
53:30
Anson had often visited there before.
S.K. VeltNARRATOR
53:42
Then he explained that Dolly was tired.
S.K. VeltNARRATOR
53:45
He would take her home and return to the dance later.
S.K. VeltNARRATOR
53:49
Trembling a little with excitement, they got into a borrowed car together and drove to Port Washington.
S.K. VeltNARRATOR
53:55
As they reached the lodge, he stopped and spoke to the night watchman.

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