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Today on The Editors, Rich, Charlie, Noah, and Jim discuss Trump's White House press ban, the Greenland security deal, and Nikole Hannah-Jones's essay in The New York Times Magazine admitting she intentionally sent her daughter to bad schools.
Editor's Picks:
- Rich: Robert Pondiscio and Nick Gibb’s piece, “What America Can Learn from England’s Education Revolution”
- Noah: Joseph Loconte’s piece, “Stresa, 1935: The Seedbed of Appeasement”
- Jim: Two Dan McLaughlin’s pieces, “The Senate Races Are Breaking Bad Already” and “How the Gubernatorial Races Are Breaking”
- Jim’s Bonus Editor’s Pick: The Editors’ “Trump’s Costly Greenland Play”
Light Items:
- Rich: Just finished reading the Golden Thread, a two-volume history of Western tradition
- Charlie: Went to Denver and attended the Jaguars vs. Broncos game
- Noah: Living in fall sports purgatory
- Jim: Visited the Cuban Embassy last week
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This podcast was edited and produced by Lauren Elizabeth Veldhuizen.
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