Matthew Continetti

Join Middle East expert Michael Doran, veteran journalist Haviv Rettig Gur, and FDD's Mark Dubowitz as they unravel the implications of the recent U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites. They discuss the strategic importance of these military actions, potential Iranian responses, and the evolving geopolitical landscape in the Middle East. Insights from historian Eli Lake and political analyst Matt Continetti shed light on Trump's motivations and the complexities of U.S. foreign policy, while Amit Segal highlights regional tensions and resilience amid conflict.

Matthew Continetti, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and author of "The Right," delves into immigration as the pivotal issue for the Republican Party today. He discusses how Trump's policies mark a shift in party ideology, reflecting a tension between populism and traditional conservatism. The conversation explores Elon Musk's role in forming a 'tech right' that aligns with Trump's views. Continetti argues that immigration protests are reshaping party dynamics, making the issue a defining battleground for the American right.

Jonah Goldberg and Matthew Continetti dive into American politics, discussing Joe Biden's identity crisis, vibes of the electorate, immigration policy, and neoconservatism. They analyze the complexities of the electorate, polarization, and challenges facing conservative movements and congressional representation.

Matthew Continetti, a Free Press columnist and author of *The Right*, discusses the centennial of William F. Buckley Jr., a key figure in American conservatism. He explores Buckley's transformative influence and philosophical battles, contrasting it with today's politicized climate under Donald Trump. The dialogue delves into Buckley's legacy regarding race and civil rights, his founding of National Review, and the ideological divide within conservatism today, advocating for a return to civility and thoughtful dissent.

Monica Alba, Symone Sanders-Townsend, and Matthew Continetti discuss the potential political implications of Hunter Biden's indictment. NBC News campaign embed Jake Traylor reports on Trump's 'fandom' fueling his 2024 campaign.

Matthew Continetti, director of domestic policy division at the American Enterprise Institute, joins Jonah Goldberg to discuss topics such as a potential government shutdown, the nature of populism, and the dangers of excessive populism addiction. They explore the mindset of Republican politicians and the implications of populism on intellectual conservatism.

Matthew Continetti, a seasoned journalist and author focused on American conservatism, discusses his book detailing the evolution of the American Right. He explores significant ideological shifts from the 1920s and critiques interpersonal tensions between key figures like Goldwater and Buckley. The conversation dives into the rise of neoconservatism, the educational divide within conservatism, and the impact of recent Supreme Court rulings on the political landscape. Continetti also examines how demographics and values have shaped contemporary conservative thought.

Join Glenn Beck, founder of The Blaze, as he discusses the shifting political landscape, with working-class voters leaning right while elites move left. Salena Zito shares insights on the critical Oz vs. Fetterman race and Biden's struggles with coal communities. Matt Continetti and Doug Schoen analyze midterm predictions, questioning if the anticipated red wave will materialize as a tsunami or a ripple, and tackle the candidate quality debate for both parties. They also delve into the media's role in shaping narratives around crime and safety.

Matthew Continetti is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and author of "The Right: The Hundred-Year War for American Conservatism." He discusses the renewed bipartisan consensus in response to Russian aggression, likening it to Cold War dynamics. Continetti analyzes the evolution of Republican politics and how it shapes the upcoming elections. He delves into the historical roots of conservatism, the impact of figures like William F. Buckley Jr., and the rise of populism within the party, all while offering insights into America’s political future.

Join Peter Schweizer, an investigative force behind 'Red Handed', and Matt Continetti, a political historian with 'The Right', as they dissect Hunter Biden's business connections. They uncover the complex layers of Biden's foreign dealings, especially with China, and the implications for President Biden. The pair also delve into the evolution of the Republican Party, discussing everything from populism's rise to personality-driven politics. Expect insights on dismal poll numbers and the ongoing tussle between elites and the grassroots within the right.