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Sep 15, 2026
John DavisHOST
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David McWilliamsHOST
He said, "Why don't you count the number of Irish pubs in these emerging cities?" And I said, "What?" He said, "Look," he said, "we've set up an Irish pub here." He said, "I also set up one in Prague a year or two ago." And he said, "When you see an Irish pub being set up in a far-flung city, miles away from Ireland, miles away from the source of finance, miles away from the source of the Guinness, for example-"
John DavisHOST
Yeah
David McWilliamsHOST
... "what you know is that the risk in that city is beginning to fall." I said, "How do you mean?" He said, "Because what we do is when we set up a pub, we need to know the tax man, we need to know the corruption, we need to know who to pay, we need to know how to get our beer into this country, how to get our money out of this country.
Jonathan HeeterGUEST
Bend too, I think it means living there is kind of out in a way, so I'm not going to include New York.
Jonathan HeeterGUEST
Prague, which is not off the beaten path, but I had a lot of fun in Prague as a young guy.
Jonathan HeeterGUEST
So I'll go with Prague as number three.
CraigHOST
Very, very nice.
CraigHOST
And last question.
Andrew BerryGUEST
Mm-hmm
Nyle NaygaHOST
... uh, Prague was two weeks after that, so they had to just keep it out.
Nyle NaygaHOST
That's four weeks.
Nyle NaygaHOST
But-
Evan RatliffHOST
Some days he'd show up to a meeting jazzed about Hawaiian shirts.
Evan RatliffHOST
Other times he'd come on having flown to Prague to accept the second highest civilian honor in the Czech Republic, basically their Congressional Medal of Honor, in a ceremony broadcast live on TV.
Evan RatliffHOST
I can't believe you're talking to me right now.
Evan RatliffHOST
Did you just come from a ballroom celebration? That
Vendulka KubálkováGUEST
I think that universities have got a great deal to do.
Vendulka KubálkováGUEST
As we know, medieval institutions, 12th century, whatever, my university in Prague, Charles University, 1348, the division into disciplines and all of that, all of that is medieval.
Vendulka KubálkováGUEST
And the universities now with the technology have got to adjust.
Vendulka KubálkováGUEST
I follow it very closely that apparently only this year there was a noticed drop of enrolment.
Thomas777GUEST
Or, or to like mitigate the tragedy of the commons or something, or to like help men and women like understand each other better.
Thomas777GUEST
You know, um, frankly suggesting the state should be doing anything other than what, um, it was tailored to do commensurate with, you know, the raison d'être of, um, of, uh, collective defense and, um, the need to mitigate catastrophes such as that, um, [coughs] that began with the defenestration of Prague and ended with the Westphalian Peace.
Thomas777GUEST
You know, um, like why, why is the state that instrumentality? Of course, um, you know, the Schmittian view is that, well, the state is a stand-in for, for God to the secularist.
Thomas777GUEST
And, um, its, um, acts of sovereign authority take on the symbolic psychola- symbolic psychological trappings of miraculous, um, events, quite literally.
Sam DavisHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Tom JordanHOST
It's quite a while till Prague, really.
Sam DavisHOST
Yeah, it is.
Tom JordanHOST
Um, so yeah, really excited.
Corinna HarrodHOST
Alarm bells all over the shop.
Corinna HarrodHOST
So less than four months after his release on the 15th of September 1990, a young woman named Blanka Bokova was found on the bank of the t- Vltava River in Prague.
Corinna HarrodHOST
She'd been out for drinks with friends in Wenceslas Square that night and stayed on at the bar after they left at around quarter to midnight.
Corinna HarrodHOST
By all accounts, she was a fun-loving w- young woman.
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Corinna HarrodHOST
The FBI was waiting.
Corinna HarrodHOST
He was extradited to Austria by the end of May.
Corinna HarrodHOST
The trial opened in June 1994 in Gratz, combining the Los Angeles murders, the killing in Prague, and the Austrian cases into a single proceeding.
Corinna HarrodHOST
LAPD Detective Jim Harper flew in to present the American cases.
ThomasGUEST
It's not the perfect man or to, like, educate your children or to improve, you know, the, or to, like, mitigate the tragedy of the commons or something or, like, help men and women, like, understand each other better.
ThomasGUEST
You know, frankly, suggesting the state should be doing anything other than what it was tailored to do commensurate with, you know, the raison d'etre of collective defense and the need to mitigate catastrophes such as that began with the defenestration of Prague and ended with the Westphalian peace.
ThomasGUEST
You know, like, why is the state that instrumentality? Of course, you know, the Schmittian view is that, well, the state is a stand-in for God to the secularist.
ThomasGUEST
And its acts of sovereign authority take on the symbolic psychological trappings of miraculous events, quite literally.
Kyle HuberHOST
Yeah.
Kyle HuberHOST
Um, I actually heard his panel in Prague recently.
Kyle HuberHOST
He and a bunch of other people were talking about decentralizing health, and, um-
Petra AndersonGUEST
Mm
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