Know Your Enemy hosts Matthew Sitman and Sam Adler-Bell on terrifyingly protean right-wing American politics. Check out our newsletter: thedigradio.com/newsletter Read James Pogue on the New Right: vanityfair.com/news/2022/04/inside-the-new-right-where-peter-thiel-is-placing-his-biggest-bets Read Mie Inouye's Boston Review article on union salts: bostonreview.net/articles/labors-militant-minority/

Sam Adler-Bell, host of the Know Your Enemy podcast, delves deep into Project 2025, an initiative by the Heritage Foundation aimed at shaping a future Republican administration. He discusses Trump’s complex relationship with the project and the implications of its controversial proposals, including changes to child labor laws and educational departments. The conversation highlights the ongoing tensions within the Republican Party and how these dynamics could influence Trump's potential second term, revealing an intricate web of strategic planning and chaotic leadership.

In this insightful discussion, Sam Adler-Bell, host of the Know Your Enemy podcast, delves into the resurgence of Project 2025, an initiative by the Heritage Foundation aimed at grooming conservatives for governance. He analyzes the controversial proposals regarding child labor laws and education reforms. The conversation also touches on Trump's complex relationship with the project, its implications for a potential second term, and the challenges of managing his authoritative style amidst political upheaval. A thought-provoking look at a crucial aspect of conservative strategy!

Expert guides on US conservatism, Sam Adler-Bell and Matthew Sitman from Know Your Enemy, discuss the differences between US and UK conservatism, the impact of Trump's presidency, the evolution of conservative factions post-World War II, the intersection of wealth and isolationism in conservative politics, and reassessing the UK-US special relationship post-Brexit. They also analyze the rise of a right-wing special relationship and provide insights on UK and US election predictions.

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