Hello and Happy Middle of the Week to you!
I have a feeling Tucker’s new interview is going to rile up some folks. I just know it. I guess every chat, every week winds up certain people across the political spectrum, so whatever Tucker is doing must be working.
The latest episode is another A+ exercise in thoughtful commentary, intellectual conversation. We just aren’t finding these types of spirited exchanges across the media menu. So I am grateful for all the guests who link up with Tucker in the woods of Maine, leading us down new pathways of learning and understanding, agreeing and disagreeing along the way.
With that: The very wise journalist, author and Claremont Senior Fellow Christopher Caldwell arrives at the cabin in Maine to chat with TC.
World War II serves as a foundation for much of the conversation.
The intro to the chat goes like this:
“The West loves to brag that it “won” World War II. We hear the talking points almost every day. While it’s true that the Allies triumphed on the battlefield, their governments have hardly spent the past eight decades behaving like victors. Instead, they’ve gone out of their way to run their countries into the ground. Through their ambivalence toward crime, embrace of globalism, and outright obsession with immigration, they’ve led their citizens on a slow march in the wrong direction.”
All that being noted, it’s easy to see where we’re headed: revolution. The people can only take so much. How might this unfold?
Caldwell has an idea.
Caldwell joined TC to discuss how the Second World War caused all of this, the attacks on the white race, what saving the English-speaking world may require, and more.
Of Note
Émigré Intellectuals
Strauss, Voegelin, Hayek, Mises, and more shaped the early conservative movement.
President Trump Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
For brokering peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Cambodia and Thailand, Congo and Rwanda, and his ongoing efforts between Russia and Ukraine, the U.S. president has a claim beyond all others.
Endowment returns
Longtime readers will know that The New Criterion has had what might politely be described as a fraught relationship with the National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities.
Rep. Moore urges Trump to present Presidential Medal of Freedom to Pat Buchanan
Republican Rep. Riley Moore of West Virginia has sent a letter to President Donald Trump encouraging him to award Patrick Buchanan, Catholic author and three-time presidential hopeful, the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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No he is not awesome! He is antisemitic!! Shame on him!!!!