Chris Rufo

Chris Rufo joins the podcast to talk about his new book, America's Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered Everything.Rufo begins by talking about his background and his theory of political change. The conversation then shifts to his new book, the strengths of Ron DeSantis as an administrator, and finally what he’s doing on the board of the New College of Florida. Topics include:* Where did all of the crazy ideas that seem to have taken over institutions in the last few years come from? * What took conservatives so long to wake up to the problem?* Did Rufo end up liking the intellectuals he was studying?* What are the connections between left-wing ideas and civil rights law?* How do conservatives reach “good liberals” within institutions?See the transcript of the conversation at the Richard Hanania Newsletter.Listen in podcast form or watch the conversation on YouTube.Links:* Richard Hanania, The DeSantis Revolution* Politico profile on the relationship between Rufo and DeSantis* Rufo, America's Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered Everything.* Rufo video on the trans movement and “nullification” surgery, discusses his theory of political change* Hanania, The Origins of Woke (forthcoming book)* Robert Rector on black-white gaps* The Atlantic giving Rufo his due This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.cspicenter.com

Dr. Peter McCullough discusses protocols to fight the effects of the vaccine and Covid news. Chris Rufo explores the Culture War and how to fight in this cultural revolution. Dan rants about those in the movement not helping. Topics: vaccine protocols, mask push, Covid news, Georgia indictment, Culture War, power of music.

Chris Rufo, a prominent conservative activist, dives into the implications of far-left protests at the DNC and how they could shape Kamala Harris's campaign. He explores strategies to divide political alliances and critiques the right's ability to formulate effective responses to economic policies. Rufo discusses the evolving ideologies within the New Right, touching on national identity and immigration. Additionally, he highlights Florida's lab meat ban, balancing personal freedom with public health concerns, while advocating for clear ideological leadership in politics.

Chris Rufo, right-wing activist, discusses his opposition to DEI trainings, LGBTQ+ rights, and critical race theory. He recently led the charge against Claudine Gay, focusing on returning America back to 1776.

Chris Rufo, writer, filmmaker, and activist, joins Bishop Barron to discuss America's Cultural Revolution. They explore woke ideology's Marxist roots, the rise of atheism, rejection of mathematics within wokeism, and the loss of objective values. They emphasize the need for a coherent moral framework rooted in eternal law.

Chris Rufo, a writer and filmmaker at the Manhattan Institute, tackles the evolution of leftist ideology in public institutions. He shares his own journey from leftism to advocating for individual responsibility and a free society. The conversation highlights the radical transformation of universities and the ideological influences reshaping education. Rufo also critiques corporate America's embrace of diversity initiatives as tools for political insurance rather than genuine commitment. Explore the implications of government bureaucracy and the challenge of preserving free speech in today's digital landscape.

In this engaging discussion, Chris Rufo, author of "America's Cultural Revolution," delves into the impact of radical left ideologies on American culture. He critiques critical race theory and its connections to modern political strategies, revealing how corporate interests intertwine with social movements. Rufo explores the historical evolution of race-related political tactics and advocates for sustainable job creation within communities. The conversation also navigates the complex dynamics of race, policing, and how these issues resonate through today’s society.

Join Mike Davis, founder of the Article Three Project, and Dave Aronberg, Palm Beach County attorney, as they discuss the possible implications of another Trump indictment related to January 6. Chris Rufo, cultural activist, dives into the battle against radical ideologies in schools, including a critique of Disney's new adaptations. Meanwhile, Matt Lewis reveals how politicians are cashing in, highlighting the financial journeys of figures like Nancy Pelosi and the widening wealth gap in Congress. Tune in for a lively discussion on politics, culture, and integrity!

Chris Rufo, a journalist known for exposing critical race theory, joins Eric Bolling, a financial expert, and Bethany Mandel, a cultural commentator. They dig into Disney's decline amid backlash against its 'woke' activism and how it has sparked political action. The discussion turns to the tumultuous crypto market, exploring the risks and uncertainty surrounding investments. They also tackle the alarming baby formula shortage and its impact on families, questioning government responses and highlighting the pervasive challenges of inflation.

Chris Rufo, a writer and filmmaker influential in the critical race theory discussion, faces off against David French, a First Amendment lawyer and senior editor. They dive deep into the current uproar over critical race theory in schools, tackling parents' concerns about its divisiveness. Rufo argues for greater scrutiny in education, while French emphasizes the importance of free speech and open dialogue. They also reflect on historical impacts, tracing back to pivotal moments in American history like the Tulsa riots, questioning how these ideologies shape today's debates on equity and identity.