After Party with Emily Jashinsky
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FBI Secrets Revealed, WaPo Hemorrhages Staff, & NYT’s Need For Fake Words, with Talcott & Klavan
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1:17:31Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky is joined by Semafor White House Correspondent Shelby Talcott to discuss the new reporting on FBI Director Kash Patel finding ‘burn bags’ of Trump-Russia documents in a secret room, the reality of what’s really going on inside the Trump Admin, if there’s still drama, and President Trump’s diss of Senator Josh Hawley. Then Emily is joined by Spencer Klavan, Associate Editor of the Claremont Review of Books, to talk about The New York Times’ latest headscratcher, “Why Women Are Weary of the Emotional Labor of ‘Mankeeping’” The two discuss why there really are problems for men these days, and take a deeper look at the vibe shift in Hollywood and the corporate world with movies like Eddington and The Naked Gun. Emily rounds out the show with the latest from Below Deck, the Justin Trudeau/Katy Perry romance rumors, and she takes a big picture look at what’s really happening in the media as The Washington Post hemorrhages its ‘celebrity reporters.’
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