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06/17/2019 | 28m 20s
Jonathan Haidt, NYU professor of ethical leadership, discusses Charlottesville, pluralism, polarization, negative partisanship, and the moral choice in 2020.
Aired: 06/17/19
Video has closed captioning.Writer Anastasia Edel on her essay “The Tired and Poor Who Make America Great,” and Russia
Jews Against White Nationalism leader Sophie Ellman-Golan on mistreatment of immigrants.
Techno-political thriller writer and humanitarian aid worker Malka Older on the Cyber Age.
Patriotic Millionaires’ founding member Lawrence Benenson on solutions to inequity.
ABC News’ Dan Abrams on his new book “Theodore Roosevelt for the Defense” and politics now
Innocent Bystanders and the New Terrorism
Julie Salamon on her new book “An Innocent Bystander” and the redefinition of terrorism.
Quincy Institute cofounders Trita Parsi and Stephen Wertheim on stopping endless war.
Netflix’s “The Great Hack” director Karim Amer on how stolen personal data is abused.
Safeguarding Press Integrity for 2020
Center for Public Integrity CEO Susan Smith Richardson on news for 2020 and beyond.
University of Missouri’s Frank Bowman on his new book “High Crimes and Misdemeanors.”
Republican strategist Ed Lopez on the federalist argument for a National Popular Vote.
Rescuing the Soul of the Presidency
Stephen Knott on his forthcoming book The Lost Soul of the American Presidency.
