Guests: Ilya Shapiro (Manhattan Institute member), Robert George (Princeton), Randall Kennedy (Harvard Law School). Interesting topics discussed include Justice Thomas's engagement with natural law jurisprudence, his stance on Brown v. Board of Education, the loyalty trap, the differences between Thomas's, Scalia's, and Alito's originalisms, and the challenges faced by black conservatives.

Dr. Robert George, a professor at Princeton and President's Council of Bioethics member, discusses Just War Theory, the ethics of the atom bomb, and the Israel/Gaza war. They explore the morality of war, the targeting of civilians, and the rejection of utilitarianism. They also examine the justification of atomic bombings and the role of intention in actions.

Conservative scholar Robert George and Andrew Walker discuss the common good, American conservatism, natural law. They delve into the impact of overturning Roe v. Wade, the transgender movement, and anticipate the collapse of a cultural movement.