The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

Author of Suicide of the West, Jonah, discusses Jews, American journalism decline, and optimism for the future on a lively podcast filled with humor and insights

Podcast delves into conservatism critique, historical anti-liberalism, and American flag rescue by frat bros. Thought-provoking discussions on writing challenges, lab-grown meat ban, environmental impact of livestock, and complexities of identifying groups. Examining Trump's impact on Republican Party, originalism in Constitution interpretation, and nuances of libertarianism and liberalism. Critical review of book depiction of Trump and American founders with heartfelt condolences for a friend's loss.

Robert Kagan, Senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, discusses the anti-liberal history of conservatism and Trump's impact on the American right. They explore originalism, conservative labeling, and the dangers of authoritarianism in American conservatism.

In this podcast, Jonah and Sarah discuss the ethics of killing dogs, anti-Israeli student protesters, and Trump's immunity case. They delve into historical events like Korematsu v. United States and ponder over the disputed election of 1876. Listeners are advised caution for the engaging debate on contentious topics.

Jonah discusses Supreme Court arguments for Trump's immunity, Heritage Foundation vs. Erick Erickson, Columbia protests, and Elon Musk's take on oppressor-oppressed paradigm.

Chris Stirewalt joins Jonah to discuss media bias, campus antisemitism, and terrorist chants at protests. They also analyze poll numbers, far-right figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Stormy Daniels. The conversation delves into the challenges of swing state polling, primary results, voter behaviors, and the impact of media bias, protests, and anti-Semitism on political discourse.

Journalist Jesse Singal and host discuss gender transition treatments for children, social contagion, difficulties in reporting on 'The Science.' They debate the Cass Review, explore the debate on mimetic contagion influencing attitudes towards gender fluidity, and talk about challenges in defining sudden onset Tourette's and trans identity. The conversation also covers anti-GMO movements, differing cultural perspectives on gender constructs, and challenges in scientific discourse.

Topics discussed include the House Speakership saga, Marjorie Taylor Greene's foreign policy, pro-Palestinian protests facing consequences, and intellectual history nerdery.

Eli Lake, a prominent war hawk, discusses the Israel-Iran conflict, America's lack of strategy, and the rise of isolationism. They delve into Tucker Carlson's controversial evolution and his impact on political discourse.

Author and speechwriter Nancy French discusses her book 'Ghosted: An American Story' with Jonah. They touch on the impact of Trump on the GOP, ostracism, and her battle with cancer. Nancy also talks about uncovering abuse at a Christian camp and transitioning between churches.