The American Mind Podcast: The Roundtable Episode #46
Lockdowns and love lives in the time of Corona.
Lockdowns and love lives in the time of Corona.
Charles Kesler joins "The Ben Shapiro Show" to discuss the new documentary: "Right Makes Might: The Lincoln-Douglas Debates," which premiered on Fox Nation September 24, 2020.
Tuesday Night's First Presidential Debate
The Lincoln Project puts out shamelessly deceitful (and laughably uninspired) propaganda insinuating President Trump is a racist. Google tries to demonetize the Federalist. Plus: Black Lives Matter rallies people to raise money for Black lives but instead funnels it to the Democrat Party and other activist groups. Our editors discuss the demonstrations of political power in the streets and the erasure of western history before our very eyes.
The country watches the effects of the 1619 Project come to life in the form of weaponized social justice and anti-American riots. The ruling class goes full force in their efforts to unseat our elected president. Woke channels brainwash children with a gnostic leftist fantasy, and those who should know better sadly capitulate.
In this special edition of the American Mind podcast, we explore the intellectual roots, political and societal implications of and the antidote to what the Claremont Institute believes is the great threat to America: multiculturalism. Additionally, we offer a response to the 1619 Project, underscoring the imperative to develop and execute a whole-of-society response to defeat it. The podcast features Claremont Institute President Ryan Williams, Chairman Tom Klingenstein and scholars Lucas Morel and Chris Flannery, as well as the likes of Newt Gingrich, Allen Guelzo, Heather Mac Donald, Wilfred McClay, and Peter Wood. It is narrated by James Poulos, Executive Editor of the American Mind and produced by ChangeUp Media.
The WHO becomes a political football guarded by Leftists, Globalization warps the political judgment of our bipartisan ruling class, and the mainstream American media teams up with Beijing’s propaganda machine.
Petty tyrants like Michigan Governor Whitmer push lockdown too far, the internet celebrates that feeling when the TrumpBucks hit, and pork’s flagging fortunes have America’s omnivores bugging out. Your faithful editors and publisher discuss the federalism free-for-all.
The numbers have it: maybe coronavirus isn’t as bad as we feared. But with bubbles at home and trouble in China, what new normal awaits? Plus: Bernie burns out, men get antsy, and ultimate fighting—like life itself—finds a way.
Trump is on a TV tear, intellectuals are trolling America, and pop culture memories aren’t what they used to be. The gang hashes out what’s worth tuning in for… and what’s best dropping out of.
Join our editors as they answer a combination of your serious and humorous mailbag questions. The results: speculation about a new Homestead Act, the potential for another Civil War, and how long it will take for David Bahr to catch the #CCPVirus.
Everyone’s talking about coronavirus, but these are not your grandma’s takes. Staring into the void, our editors contemplate the deep mysteries and regime ramifications of an unprecedented crisis.
This week: your definitive guide to online jargon, the consequences of woke sex doctrines, and real-time responses to Trump’s coronavirus address.
No matter where you look, the seams of society are showing—and they’re starting to fray. From Biden’s Declaration debacle, to gamer beds, to larva butter, to Big Tech and even Big Health: our editors reconvene and prescribe red pills for all.
The Editors are back, but temporarily without their fearless leader Ryan Williams. Not to be daunted, the remaining few discuss Lent, the coronavirus, Trump’s personnel changes, drugs, the decadence of Hollywood, and the death drive of the West.
Join us on LIVESTREAM tonight at 6:30 PM (Eastern) for an illuminating conversation with Christopher Caldwell
Our Editors talk about the future of eugenics, the battle of Bloomberg v. Bernie, and an exciting new economic initiative on the Right. Plus: are libertarians coming for your sexual dignity? Our editors talk porn.
Our editors discuss a bold proposal by Angelo Codevilla to abolish FISA & CIA, coronavirus and its threat to globalism, Pete Buttigieg’s success in the New Hampshire primaries, and the dullness of #NeverTrump conservatism. Finally, our editors are unleashed on the Oscars.
A #based State of the Union, a Democrat SNAFU in Iowa, and impeachment acquittal: Trump is riding high. Plus: our editors finish an entire bottle of whisky.
Elites remain out of touch with everyone, our institutions are broken, and some people on the Left and the Right are still in denial about how bad things have gotten. But at least CNN’s Don Lemon is good for a laugh.
Harmeet Dhillon joins Tucker Carlson on "Tucker Carlson Tonight" to discuss Google's "mistaken" attack on The Claremont Institute and its censorship of conservative ideas at large.
Johnny Burtka, Executive Director at The American Conservative, joins Tucker Carlson to discuss his recent article on why conservatives should be skeptical of free trade and multinational corporations and what a conservative economic policy would look like according to the American Founders.
James Poulos discusses the changes in progressivism, nationalism, and legacy media.
Raheem Kassam joins Tucker Carlson to discuss Big Tech's blatant attacks on his own social media platforms and on conservative thought.
Ryan Williams appeared on FOX’s “The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton” alongside fellow panelists Tomi Lahren and Kira Davis to discuss current events.
John Marini speaks with Michael Anton about his new book: "Unmasking the Administrative State: The Crisis of American Politics in the Twenty-First Century."
David Azerrad joins Laura Ingraham to discuss Identity Politics.
Raheem Kassam discusses the tyranny of Tech Censorship.
Eastman joined Laura Ingraham to discuss the national emergency lawsuit.
John Eastman, Senior Fellow of the Claremont Institute, debates Michael Gerhardt on whether or not the U.S. Constitution should be interpreted according to its original public meaning at the Heritage Foundation.
David Azerrad joins Tucker Carlson to explain how identity politics is an untenable, suicidal form of politics for any country.
Ryan Williams joins Steve Hilton to talk about the battle of border security and what to expect from the 2020 elections.
Charles Kesler speaks at Hillsdale College on the current state of American politics and the future of both liberalism and conservatism.
Ryan Williams, Colin Dueck, Yoram Hazony, Matthew Spalding speak on Nationalism and Sovereignty at Hillsdale College's Kirby Center.
Anton on the border wall funding controversy and why Democrats won’t get behind a tougher border plan.
Chuck DeVore joins Tucker Carlson to explain how the climate change agenda of the elites affects the economy and the middle class.
John Eastman joins Laura Ingraham to discuss the problems of Voter Fraud in Florida.
The American Mind Podcast, Episode II
John Marini speaks at Hillsdale College in a series on American Political Scandals throughout American History.
Ed Erler and Akhil Reed Amar Debate Whether the Constitution Requires Birthright Citizenship on the Constitution Center's Podcast: We the People with Jeffrey Rosen.
Claremont President Ryan Williams and Lincoln Fellow Raheem Kassam on the Buck Sexton Show.
John Eastman joins Larry Elder on the Larry Elder Show to Discuss the Caravan and Trump's plan for an Executive Order.
John Eastman joins Laura Ingraham to discuss the Birthright Citizenship Debate and President Trump's plan to issue an executive order to end it.
Michael Anton joins Tucker Carlson to explain the historical context and current misinterpretation of the 14th Amendment when it comes to Birthright Citizenship.
Ryan Williams on the Conservative Book Club
Dr. John Eastman and Professor John Yoo Debate Birthright Citizenship on the Federalist Society Podcast.
John Eastman debates the meaning of the 14th Amendment with Hon. James C. Ho at the Federalist Society Podcast.
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