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Professor Walter Russell Mead joins Glenn Reynolds to discuss the legacy of President George W. Bush. Is the Bush legacy impairing the Republican brand? Should the GOP admit that the Iraq war was a bad idea? Find out on this InstaVision. 

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Reexamining the Bush Legacy: Should The GOP Distance Itself from George W. Bush?
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“InstaPundit” blogger Glenn Reynolds delivers a grab bag of politics, science and literature that offers answers to life’s everyday questions. With an underlying thread of libertarianism, Reynolds offers a perspective outside of the two-party system and gives some much needed fresh air to the game of politics.


About the Host:

Glenn Harlan Reynolds, a graduate of Yale Law School, is the Beauchamp Brogan Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Tennessee. He is also a columnist for Popular Mechanics and The Washington Examiner, and writes regularly for such publications as Forbes, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. He is the founder of Instapundit, one of the largest and longest-publishing political weblogs, and a contributor to Pajamas Media.

Blog: http://www.pjmedia.com/instapundit

 

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Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld joins Glenn Reynolds to discuss his new book, Known and Unknown. Sec. Rumsfeld gives his opinion of the 24-hour news cycle, the modern military, public service and the private sector. Hear Rumsfeld’s views on President Bush, Gitmo, Iran, Egypt, the Middle East and more.
 

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Known and Unknown: Donald Rumsfeld Analyzes the Challenges We Face and the Future of our Military
18 minutes
 
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Why Won’t President Obama Prosecute Wall Street?
9 minutes
 
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The biggest questions about robotics and artificial intelligence are moral questions. Bill Whittle, Glenn Reynolds, Dave Swindle & Scott Ott take them on.

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Robosexual Morality: Will AI Robots Have Consciousness, Rights, Souls?
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Oct. 31, 2013
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