

88. Bush and Iraq, being J.D. Vance’s boss, and why Trump loses (David Frum)
6 snips Aug 4, 2024
David Frum, a former speechwriter for George W. Bush and renowned political commentator, shares insights about his time with Bush and the complexities of contemporary politics. He examines the intriguing relationship between Trump and J.D. Vance, wondering about the implications of a Vance vice presidency. Frum also reflects on the challenges women face in politics and the potential fallout of Trump's protectionist policies. He intertwines personal stories of grief with discussions on foreign policy and the evolving nature of American political identity.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
An Immigrant's Reflection: Childhood Amidst Oppression
02:11 • 3min
Political Transformations and Crossroads
05:34 • 19min
The Potential Fallout of a Trump Presidency
24:21 • 3min
The Dynamics of Political Behavior and Identity
27:33 • 28min
The Dangers of Returning to Protectionism and Personal Reflections on Loss
55:56 • 4min
Writing Through Grief: Finding Meaning in Loss
59:31 • 2min
Navigating Politics: Journalism and Ideology
01:02:01 • 6min