

Not Quite Napoleon
Jul 20, 2024
The podcast delves into J.D. Vance's nomination, Trump surviving an assassination attempt, and the comparison of his leadership to Napoleon. The speaker reflects on their intense travel schedule, encounters in a New York neighborhood, and the impact of political speeches. Delving into the dangers of political advice, the chapter also discusses the transformation of politicians into dictators and the cult of personality surrounding Trump.
Chapters
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Episode notes
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Intro
00:00 • 9min
Observations in a New York Neighborhood
08:37 • 2min
Encounter with Crack smoker, Exhaustion from Event Coverage, and Reflections on Conventions
10:25 • 4min
Exploring Civil Society, Institutions, and Campaign Messaging
14:32 • 2min
Impactful Speeches, Republican Party Unity, and Dangerous Political Advice
16:52 • 31min
The Transformation of a Politician President: From FDR's Involvement to Dictatorship Comparisons and Ideological Manipulation
48:22 • 18min
Exploring the Cult of Personality and Political Influence
01:06:39 • 8min