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Every week Hillsdale College President Larry Arn joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss great books,

great men, and great ideas. This is the Hillsdale Dialogues presented by Hillsdale College.

To find more episodes, search for Hillsdale Dialogues at SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, tune in,

iHeart, and Rick and Shed.

Morning, Gloria and Erica. Bonjour. Hi, Canada. I'm Hugh Hewitt inside the Beltway. Dr. Larry Arn

is with me because that music means the Hillsdale Dialogues underway the last radio hour of my

week every week is Friday and the third hour when I talk with Dr. Arn about things that are

important. And last thing, usually occasionally we break for current events, not today. Today we're

breaking forward the events of 1787. The Federalist paper is number 10. But before I tell you that,

all things Hillsdale are at Hillsdale.edu. You can sign up for free for imprimance, which maybe the

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