#489 — More From Sam: A Fabulist at Cambridge, the Strait of Hormuz, AOC in 2028, and More

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Hello, Sam. Hey. Good to see you. Good to see you as well. Uh, we are not taping in front of a live audience again because we weren't certain we were gonna be able to tape today, and who knows, maybe this will become the new normal again.

All right, you ready to get to uh jump in? Yeah. What's happening? Jason. Airday was found dead at the age of forty one. And for those who don't know who he is, he was a Cambridge professor and fast rising media star until his world collapsed over the summer. In July there were credible plagiarism accusations.

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