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Hudson Institute senior fellow Nury Turkel, who was born in a Chinese re-education camp, talked about China’s surveillance and repression of the Uyghurs who reside in the northwest province…

Hudson Institute senior fellow Arthur Herman discussed how the Vikings and their Scandinavian descendants shaped history. This virtual event was hosted by Norway House in Minneapolis.

Columbia University professor Matthew Connelly discussed American spying trends after World War II. This virtual event was hosted by the Commonwealth Club of California.

Author and journalist Sam Quinones joined Book TV to talk and take calls about immigration issues and the drug epidemic in the United States. His books include True Tales from Another…

Author Michael Krepon looked at the success of nuclear deterrence between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War and the status of these arms controls in present day. He…

Afghanistan War veteran Jason Kander, who served in the Missouri state legislature and as Missouri’s secretary of state, talked about living with PTSD and how it affected his run for mayor…

Author Brad Meltzer discussed his book on the Nazi plot to kill Franklin Roosevelt, Joseph Stalin, and Winston Churchill at the height of World War II. The Curious Iguana bookstore in…

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo talked about spearheading foreign policy for President Trump and his interactions with America’s friends and enemies abroad. This event was held at the…

Center for Immigration Studies fellow Todd Bensman took a critical look at the immigration issues at the U.S. southern border. He was interviewed by Daily Caller investigative immigration…

High school teacher Jessica Lander looked at how America educates immigrant students by visiting classrooms and students across the country. Harvard Bookstore in Cambridge, Massachusetts,…

University of Warwick historian Benjamin Smith talked about the 100-year history of the Mexican drug trade and the role that the U.S. and Mexican governments played in shaping it. This event was…

Susan Shirk, who serves as chair of the University of California’s 21st Century China Center, discussed China’s ascension to power and its approach to foreign policy. The Commonwealth Club…

Author and producer Natasha Rogoff discussed her efforts to launch a Russian version of Sesame Street during the 1990s. This event was hosted by the Commonwealth Club of California in San…

Dipo Faloyin, senior editor at Vice, talked about the history and future of Africa, which he says is depicted too simplistically and without nuance in the Western world. He spoke at McNally…

Former Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller, who was court-martialed for publicly criticizing the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, argued that America’s generals and politicians are leading the…

Andrew Weiss, who oversees research on Russia and Eurasia at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, argued that Russian President Vladimir Putin is more of a thug than a political…

Seeking Educational Excellence (SEE) executive director Charles Love argued that Black Lives Matter and the 1619 Project are a danger to the future of American democracy. AM560 Radio’s “The…

Princeton University economics professor Leah Boustan talked about the history of American immigration and argued that many of the commonly held beliefs about immigrants to the U.S. are…

Scott Horton, director of The Libertarian Institute, talked about the dangers of nuclear weapons and argued for their abolition. This interview was conducted at FreedomFest, an annual…

Washington Policy Center Environmental Director Todd Myers suggested that personal technologies like smart phones can help solve climate change. This conversation was hosted by the…