• Updated May 20, 2024
Jonah begins by ruminating on the Supreme Court oral arguments for Donald Trump’s immunity case and explains why he doesn’t understand how people could be sympathetic towards the former president. He then turns to the Heritage Foundation’s spat with Erick Erickson before getting to the Columbia protests and Elon Musk’s surprisingly apt observation on the oppressor-oppressed paradigm.
Show Notes:
—Word of South festival
—Advisory Opinions on the oral arguments
—The Collision on the oral argument
—Dispatch Podcast roundtable
—Ukraine: The Latest with Jonah
—Erick Erickson’s article on free markets
—George Packer’s piece in The Atlantic
—Elon Musk’s tweet
—Columbia student who said Zionists don’t deserve to live
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