Reaganism

Russian dissident Vladimir Kara-Murza joins Reaganism to discuss his life as a democracy activist, the ongoing protests in Russia today, and his optimism that the Putin regime will be toppled.

This episode features a panel conversation with David French, Senior Editor at the Dispatch, Matthew Continetti, Resident Scholar at AEI, and Tunku Varadarajan,a Fellow at New York University Law School's Classical Liberal Institute. They discuss the history and importance of inaugural addresses, Joe Biden's speech, and President Reagan's inaugural addresses.

Under Secretary Keith Krach joins Reaganism to discuss the Trump administration’s economic diplomacy, Krach’s extensive business career, and the need for more private sector experience in government.

Medical doctor and historian Dr. Gene Kopelson joins Reaganism to discuss President Eisenhower's mentorship of Ronald Reagan and #40's 1968 Presidential Campaign.

Director of the Center for Presidential Transitions David Marchick joins Reaganism to discuss the history, importance and practice of Presidential “interregnums.”

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan joins Reaganism to discuss the future of the Republican party, his post COVID-19 vision for a more prosperous United States, and the need for Washington to get its act together.

China expert Dan Blumenthal from the American Enterprise Institute joins Reaganism to discuss how the Chinese Communist Party is far weaker then Washington realizes, and why that's dangerous for the US.

The Heritage Foundation's Mike Gonzalez discuss his recent article in the Wall Street Journal , Tuesday’s Big Loser: Identity Politics, and the 2020 Election’s implications for the role race & ethnicity play in American politics.

Congressman Brad Wenstrup joins Reaganism from Ohio to tell the story of how he helped to save a congressman’s life after a politically motivated shooting and the government’s role in developing a vaccine to end the COVID-19 crisis.

Microsoft President Brad Smith joins Reaganism to discuss tech's role in restoring US manufacturing, his “tech-diplomacy” on behalf of democracy, and how #40 may have jump started the governments interest in cyber security.