David Brady Jr

In this enlightening discussion, David Brady Jr, a writer and economics student specializing in foreign policy and the American right, delves into the evolution of neoconservatism. He traces its origins from Trotskyism to the Bush era, highlighting key figures like Douglas Murray and James Lindsay as modern gatekeepers. Brady critiques contemporary 'woke baiting' tactics and the impact of credentialism among the managerial class. He also explores how institutional incentives shape the rise of new neoconservatives, discussing political dynamics in today's media landscape.