David Frum

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I'm David Frum.

Thank you for listening.

Hello, and welcome to The David Frum Show.

I'm David Frum, a staff writer at The Atlantic.

My guest this week will be Tim Miller, host of the Ball Works Daily podcast.

My literary topic this week won't be a book.

It will be a discussion of the ritual and performance of the State of the Union Address, and I will get to that after the interview with Tim Miller.

But first, some opening thoughts on the dramatic recent events.

There are so many that one can hardly begin to tally them all.

I record this podcast the day before the president is to deliver the State of the Union Address.

You will see it or hear it at the earliest, the morning after the president gives the State of the Union Address.

So you will know more than I do about what happens.

I have no idea, although I can make some guesses.

I'm going to guess there's going to be a lot of ranting and raving in the State of the Union Address about the Supreme Court and the recent tariff decision.