Neal B. Freeman

Neal B. Freeman, an influential author and broadcaster, shares his transformative journey within modern American conservatism. He reflects on his early experiences at National Review with William F. Buckley, navigating the complex debates of the Iraq War. Freeman discusses ideological exclusions in the late 1950s, the tension between liberty and government intervention, and the future of public broadcasting. He emphasizes the role of faith and virtue in preserving freedom, calling on younger generations to uphold these ideals in shaping America's future.