This week James and Pete talk the IPA’s new report on how the Paris Climate Agreement will cost Australia $52 billion over 2018-2030 and the new podcast from the IPA, The Great Books of Literature (available on iTunes, Podbean and the IPA website.) We talk to Douglas Murray, Associate Editor of The Spectator Magazine and author of the new book The Strange Death of Europe, about identity politics, freedom of speech, political discourse, Europe and why he’s optimistic for the future (8:51-1:03:03).
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