Guest Appearances (Audio)

Ryan Williams discusses his recent statement, issued on the America Mind, in which he denies America's "systemic racism."

Ryan Williams defends America against charges of systemic racism, claiming that such accusations result from our corrupt education system.

Tom Klingenstein explains why the new Republican mission should be to preserve the American way of life.

Ryan Williams explains how the 1619 Project is giving rise to a new 'woke' Marxism.

Senior Fellow Charles Kesler scrutinizes the emergency powers assumed by elected officials during the pandemic.

John C. Eastman explains the constitutional limits of a governor's power to shut down an entire state economy.

Christopher Caldwell discusses the European model of socialism. Caldwell's remarks begin around the 13:55 mark.

Senior Fellow Jeremy Carl joins the Power Line Show to offer insights and observations on many subjects including nationalism, populism, and foreign attitudes toward President Trump.

During this interview, Senior Fellow Christopher Caldwell breaks down the effects of the 1964 Civil Rights legislation. Caldwell's interview begins around the 20:45 mark.

Matt Peterson and Seth Leibsohn expose the 1691 Project as a progressive attempt to change the America's foundation principles.

Spencer Klavan explains how the identity politics movement utilizes flawed logic and mob mentality.

Senior Fellow Christopher Caldwell explains the historical causes of modern polarization.

During this WMAL interview, Christopher Caldwell provides an overview of his recent book "The Age of Entitlement."

Michael Anton discusses the meaning and role of "liberal international order." This audio is taken from The New Criterion’s “Sovereignty or Submission” conference in Washington, D.C.

Senior Fellow John Eastman joins a panel discussion on the nature of impeachment in light of the Constitution and American history.

Claremont Institute Vice President of Education Matthew J. Peterson joined Seth Leibsohn to discuss a growing tendency on the Right and the Left "to denigrate, revile, & blame the founding—our origins & intrinsic system."

Claremont Senior Fellow Christopher Flannery appeared on the Seth Leibsohn Show to discuss the true meaning and spirit of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

Raheem Kassam claims that the recent 'bombshells' in the impeachment process are meaningless.

Michael Anton joins Stacy Washington to discuss President Trump's speech on the Iranian missile attacks.

Claremont Senior Fellow Christopher Flannery joined the Seth Leibsohn Show to discuss the importance of learning American history and the values of Western Civilization.

Christopher Flannery joined Seth Leibsohn to discuss his recent work at The American Mind and the stakes of the upcoming presidential election.

Tom Klingenstein joins Peter Wood to discuss a variety of subjects including higher education, Abraham Lincoln, the founders, multiculturalism, and a "The Golf Shot Heard Round the World."

James Poulos joins "The Steve Gruber Show" to discuss his op-ed over at Washington Examiner, “Manmade disasters.”

Ryan Williams, Matt Peterson and Michael Anton join "The Power Line Show" to chat about Machiavelli’s republicanism, the best-selling book written by the “Bronze Age Pervert," and President Trump.

Lucas Morel joins "The Power Line Show" to discuss his essay on the 1619 Project, forthcoming at The American Mind.

Dr. Charles Kesler joined Laura Ingraham on "The Ingraham Angle" to discuss California's latest woe—a defecation crisis in their largest cities.

Ryan P. Williams, President of the Claremont Institute, joins the Pacific Research Institute to discuss identity politics and multiculturalism, censorship battles with Google, and how to encourage a more balanced political debate and free exchange of ideas on campus.

Mollie Hemingway joins "The Jamie Weinstein Show" to discuss her new book on the Kavanaugh hearings “Justice on Trial,” the rise of Trump, the controversy over recently announced Claremont Institute Lincoln Fellows, and more.

Devorah Goldman and Daniel Wiser, Jr. speak with Professor Diana Schaub on her essay on Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.