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Presidential Leadership and the Great Conflict of Ideas: A Conversation with William Inboden about the Legacy of President Ronald Reagan

Mar 1, 2023

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

The Relationship Between Ronald Reagan and the Cold War

4min

The Crisis and Divisions of the 70s

2min

Reagan: A Man of Ideas

3min

The Moral Importance of Individual Responsibility

5min

The Ideological Transformation of Ronald Reagan

4min

The Rise and Fall of Ronald Reagan

2min

The Importance of Reagan's Speaks

2min

The Fragility of the Soviet Union

5min

10.

The Importance of Detail in Reagan's Administration

3min

11.

George Schultz: The Secretary of State Who Became the Extension of Reaganism in American Foreign Policy

2min

12.

The Simultaneity of Events

3min

13.

Reagan's Commitment to America's Allies

3min

14.

The Importance of Ronald Reagan in the History of the United States

4min

15.

The Hindsight Bias in the Cold War

2min

16.

The Decrepitude of the Soviet Union

3min

17.

Gorbachev's Most Important Decisions Are What He Decides Not to Do

2min

18.

The Perverse History of Vladimir Putin

5min

19.

The Courage of Ronald Reagan

2min

20.

The War on the Berlin Wall

3min

21.

Thinking in Public

2min

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In this edition of the popular podcast series “Thinking in Public,” Albert Mohler speaks with William Inboden about the presidential legacy of Ronald Reagan in the midst of the great battle ideas in the Cold War.
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