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Aubrey and Luther get to talking about Aubrey’s martial arts background, why abortion ballot measures favor abortion activists, and what of value came out of the third GOP primary debate. Aubrey recommends Mary Frances Myler’s “Weed Comes to the Buckeye State,” and Luther, after kvetching about cannabis and commies, suggests readers consider Jenna Stocker’s “May the VFW Post Never Die” here on Veterans Day and the Marine Corps’ birthday.

The two conclude by chatting about Aubrey’s favorite big book, Robert Hugh Benson’s By What Authority?, while Luther offers the much skinnier novel Hatchet as the best book for boys available in most school libraries.Like and share the Spectator P.M. Podcast, and tune in next week!

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