Show Notes
Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton discuss the latest Russian attack on Kiev, the state of the war in Ukraine, possible pathways to resolution, and more.
Chapters:
0:36 Independence Day Talk and Opening Banter
1:47 Founding Fathers and Liberty
7:13 Sponsor Breaks and Patriotic Turns
9:16 America, Myth, and Patriotism
13:17 Star Wars and Bad Prequels
14:49 Quigley and World Empire
18:06 Weapons and the State
22:32 Nuclear Age and New Warfare
27:57 More Sponsors, Then Ukraine
29:55 Proposal Story and Anarcho-Communism
33:15 Russia’s Slow Grind in Ukraine
38:27 Elite Hatred of Russia
44:44 Desk Culture and Anti-Russia Bias
50:56 Escalation Risks and Nuclear Fear
57:14 Academy Ads and New Courses
1:00:07 More Ads and Book Promotions
1:02:30 Great Men and History
1:05:25 Voices, Drones, and Peterson
1:17:43 Ukraine Conscripts and War Reality
1:19:01 History Careers and Politics
1:20:21 Putin, Europe, and Dissent
1:23:21 Washington and Cincinnatus
1:24:12 Movies, EU Armies, and Wrap-Up
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