The Federalist’s Emily Jashinsky joins The Realignment to discuss the future of the GOP, Biden Republicans, and why “moderate” is a terrible political label.

Zach Carter, senior reporter at HuffPost and author of The Price of Peace: Money Democracy, and the Life of John Maynard Keynes, joins The Realignment to discuss why Keynes matters today, Cold War II, and how left and right populists will respond to the COVID-19 recession and the 2020 election.

Marshall and Saagar answer Realignment listeners' questions ranging from marijuana legalization to merchandising, ending with a full discussion of a recent David Brooks article on the future of the Republican Party.

Nathan Baschez writer and strategist at the Everything Substack bundle joins The Realignment to unpack what Joe Rogan, Call Her Daddy, Spotify, and Quibi mean for the future of media.

Following up on his anti-Facebook boycott op-ed in The Washington Post, Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of Palantir and founding partner at 8VC, joins The Realignment to argue that free speech and the public square are threatened by illiberalism at home and abroad.

Balaji Srinivasan, angel investor and former CTO of Coinbase joins The Realignment to make the case for using decentralized technology to take on the power of Big Government, Big Media, and Big Tech.

Saagar and Marshall are taking The Realignment independent, first up, they’ll tell you everything you need to know. Then, Senator Marco Rubio joins the podcast to talk the future of the right, whether TikTok should be banned, and why the government needs to spend during economic emergencies.

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr joins The Realignment's season finale to discuss how the right should approach Big Tech and free speech debates, competition with China, and how a political realignment will reshape the right.

Hudson Senior Fellow Thomas Duesterberg joins The Realignment to make the case for why U.S. "industrial policy" isn't the best response to economic competition from China and America's vulnerable supply chains.

Michael Shellenberger, environmentalist activist, founder and president of Environmental Progress, joins The Realignment to make the pro-nuclear, anti-Green New Deal case for confronting climate change.