F. H. Buckley, a professor at George Mason University's Scalia School of Law and author of "The Roots of Liberalism," dives into the foundations of liberalism. He critiques modern movements like critical race theory and emphasizes the need for civic virtue to unite society. Buckley explores how traditional liberalism balances individualism with ethical responsibility, drawing on historical teachings about equality. He also discusses the resilience of liberal ideals in America today, highlighting their role in fostering community amidst division.