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  • Thursday · 34 min

    Freedom to Learn: Daniel Buck on Fixing Classroom Chaos, Balancing Teacher Prep Programs, & Addressing the Teacher-Parent Divide

    This week on Freedom to Learn, DFI Guest Host Angela Morabito is joined by Daniel Buck, American Enterprise Institute Research Fellow and Director of the Conservative Education Reform Network (CERN). Daniel breaks down the student behavior crisis facing America’s K–12 classrooms, explaining how persistent low-level disruptions contribute to teacher burnout. He also reveals the progressive […]

  • Thursday · 50 min

    Parsing Immigration Policy: Podcast: 9/11 and Immigration – Twenty-Five Years of Lessons and Unfinished Business

    Twenty-five years after 9/11, is the United States better prepared to prevent another terrorist attack? This week’s podcast is an edited rebroadcast of the Center’s panel held to examine that question, discussing the role immigration and border security played in the attacks, the major policy changes that followed, and the national-security challenges that remain. Former […]

  • Thursday · length unknown

    Gray Matters: Jeff Starling and Reeve Bull on Using AI for Regulatory Reform in Oklahoma

    Oklahoma Secretary of Energy and Environment Jeff Starling and the Fulcrum Foundation’s Reeve Bull discuss a new regulatory reform pilot project in Oklahoma. They share how Oklahoma is using AI to reform regulatory processes, reduce costs, and improve efficiency in government. Show notes:  Reeve T. Bull, “Oklahoma is Leading the Way on AI-Powered Regulatory and Permitting Reform”

  • Thursday · 1 hr 26 min

    The Report Card with Nat Malkus: Should We Close the US Department of Education?

    According to many in the Trump administration, closing the US Department of Education would increase efficiency, reduce bureaucracy, and give states more control over education. But according to opponents of the move, closing the Department would create a bureaucratic web that would be confusing for states to navigate, weaken civil rights enforcement, and do little […]

  • Wednesday · 1 hr 7 min

    Not Dead Yet: Yuval Levin

    World renowned for his beauty and his above-average thoughtfulness, Yuval Levin joins the guys. Why does he describe his work as gratitude for America? Why can’t you script a career path? Why do we overcomplicate questions of virtue? Is it true that Ben once sheared a sheep with Yuval in western Nebraska? All this and […]

  • Wednesday · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP161: Hour 1 – Convention Day Arrives

    Erick opens the midterm stretch run by dismantling the Republican panic over Senate polling, using Patrick Ruffini’s study of 3,312 polls showing Democrats are overstated by an average of 3.7 points, with the high-water mark landing right at Labor Day. Then, as the Republican convention opens in the week of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, […]

  • Wednesday · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP161: Hour 2 – The Trade War

    Erick opens hour two with survivors calling in on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, including Robert, who was on the 101st floor of the South Tower, and Greg, who listened over a squawk box as Cantor Fitzgerald went silent. Then he tears into the Trump administration’s trade war of choice with Canada and the move […]

  • Wednesday · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP161: Hour 3 – A Low Trust Society

    Erick opens hour three with the Wall Street Journal story on why returning online orders got hard, Lane Bryant restocking fees, shortened Macy’s and Home Depot return windows, McDonald’s killing free refills, and argues none of it is corporate penny-pinching. It is what a low-trust society looks like when a post-Christian America abandons the ethics […]

  • Wednesday · 42 min

    Federalist Radio Hour: Chaos At The Supreme Court: Everything You Need To Know About The Emergency Docket

    On this special edition of The Federalist Radio Hour, Federalist Staff Writer Shawn Fleetwood breaks down the biggest court challenges defining American politics, including one time-sensitive fight over President Donald Trump’s mail-in ballot executive order. Fleetwood also gives a critical update on Missouri’s new election map controversy and explains the ins and outs of the Supreme […]

  • Wednesday · 24 min

    Three Martini Lunch: The Lindsay Clancy Jurors’ Shocking Admissions

    Join Jim and Greg for the Wednesday 3 Martini Lunch as they walk through the staggering admissions of multiple Lindsay Clancy jurors, the start of the GOP’s midterm convention, the debate on the right about federal childcare dollars for with a stay-at-home parent, and Rhode Island’s unconventional primary. New episodes every weekday. 👉 Subscribe to […]

  • Wednesday · 1 hr 40 min

    Chicks on the Right: Clancy Jurors Speak Out, 9/11 Families Confront Mamdani & AI Researchers Sound Alarm

    This episode covers a packed day of headlines, courtroom drama, AI warnings and political controversy. We break down Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s viral dog analogy about the U.S.–Canada trade dispute, the latest rumors surrounding Maria Bartiromo, college football controversy and new developments in artificial intelligence—including an anti-aging drug and warnings about potentially catastrophic AI risks. […]

  • Wednesday · 29 min

    Heritage Explains: Can America Keep the Lights On? | Jack Spencer

    Energy is the nucleus of everything. The oil that powers our cars, the natural gas heating out homes, and the nuclear keeping the lights on: it’s all tied back to energy policy. Reliable energy is essential to both American prosperity and national security. To help lay out just how essential understanding energy policy is, and […]

  • Wednesday · 39 min

    The American Idea: The Last Adieu: Lafayette and Early America

    The Marquis de Lafayette came to America at age 19, on his own dime, to earn glory on the battlefield. He quickly became one of the Revolution’s greatest believers, and spent the rest of his life admiring the spirit and goals of the American Revolution and the republic it birthed. Author Ryan Cole joins us […]

  • Tuesday · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP160: Hour 1 – The Cavalry Arrives

    The post-Labor Day panic has arrived, and Erick says the bad news is actually good news. He walks through the Real Clear Politics generic ballot average, Donald Trump’s 36 to 39 percent approval, the two-point Democratic polling bias, and the Senate map from Ken Paxton in Texas to Susan Collins in Maine, Sherrod Brown in […]

  • Tuesday · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP160: Hour 2 – The Diet Coke of Socialists

    Erick takes apart the Trump administration’s draft rule, championed by JD Vance, that would let married couples with a stay-at-home spouse collect roughly $9,000 per child from a Health and Human Services child care fund built in the 1990s to move single working mothers off welfare. Erick’s verdict: it is the Diet Coke of socialism, […]

  • Tuesday · 36 min

    Erick Erickson Show: S15 EP160: Hour 3 – Hormuz Blockade Squeezes Tehran

    Erick walks through the Wall Street Journal report that Iran’s oil dollars are drying up, with no Iranian crude crossing the US Navy blockade since mid-July and offshore stockpiles feeding China down from 90 million barrels to 29 million. His tell that the regime itself is cracking: the Ayatollah has had two London houses foreclosed […]

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