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Dispatch Live: Flying Objects and GOP Politics

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This week on Dispatch Live, UFOs and GOP politics. What could go wrong? 

Join Adam as he talks to Price and Esther about the news surrounding the flying objects. Then, he’ll talk to Andrew, Audrey, and David Drucker about the busy week in 2024 GOP presidential politics. What the heck are we supposed to make of these “flying objects?” Are we being invaded by aliens? Is Nikki Haley well positioned to win the GOP nomination in 2024? What’s Tim Scott up to in South Carolina? Plus, as always, the crew will take questions from members who tune in. 

Tune in on February 14 at 8 p.m. ET on YouTube. Come with your questions, grab a drink (or a few), and settle in for a meaningful conversation. 

Dispatch Live recordings will also be available as a members-only podcast on select platforms. We heard from many of you requesting audio recordings of Dispatch Live and we’re excited to provide this feature to members. See below for information on how to access the podcast. 

Q&A: We want to hear from you during the show. To ask questions of our panelists and interact with other members you can use the YouTube Live chat feature or simply comment on this post during the broadcast.

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We hope you’ll join us! 

When: Tuesday, February 14, 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT

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Dispatch Live is a weekly virtual gathering for members featuring Dispatch writers, editors, and special guests. Attendees can ask questions of our panelists and interact with other members via the chat feature. Or you can just sit back with your beverage of choice and watch the proceedings. While you can see the panelists, they can’t see you.

Dispatch Live is hosted on YouTube, at the link above. A Google account is not required to view the event, but one is required to use the YouTube Live chat. Here’s how to create one with your normal email: Create a Google Account. Alternatively, Dispatch members can submit comments and questions during the broadcast on this post.

We will post a recording of this edition of Dispatch Live on the site shortly after it concludes.

Dispatch Live recordings will also be available as a members-only podcast on select platforms. We heard from many of you requesting audio recordings of Dispatch Live and we’re glad to provide this feature to members. See below for information on how to access the podcast. 

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