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Aubrey and Luther return to the booth to discuss: the new House Speaker, their mutual distaste for horror movies, and Aubrey’s deep-dive into AI-generated disinformation coming out of Gaza.

When they aren’t fixing the world, the two hosts suggest the books you really ought to be reading. For Aubrey, C. S. Lewis’s That Hideous Strength, and for Luther, Mark Helprin’s The Oceans and the Stars.

Like and share the Spectator P.M. and The Spectacle, and tune in next week!

More from Luther, Aubrey, and The Spectator below!

Spectator.org

Luther’s author page

Aubrey’s author page