An Interview with John F. Cogan, Author of The High Cost of Good Intentions
“The large reduction in government spending relative to GDP during this period [1983-2001] is unique in U.S. history. It provides an important message for the future.”
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An Interview with Cristina Jiménez Moreta, Co-founder of United We Dream
“Expanding the conversation beyond the ‘good’ and the ‘bad’ immigrant, or the ‘excellent’ immigrant… I think that is exactly what I see as the responsibility for using my platform.”
An Interview with Daron Acemoglu, MIT Economist
“The simplest theories, ones which are just starting points in economics, are used as if they are the truth.”
An Interview with Deirdre McCloskey, Distinguished Professor Emerita of Economics and of History, UIC
“In treating others, a humane libertarianism 2.0 attends to both Golden Rules. The one corrects a busybody pushing around. The other corrects an inhumane selfishness.”
An Interview with Ezra Klein, Editor-at-Large and Founder of Vox
“You almost can’t overstate how important YouTube is in how young people get their political information.”
Tugged Out of Narcissism: An Interview with Frank Bruni, Columnist for The New York Times
“I am extremely focused these days, in my own thoughts, on the importance of empathy and perspective.”
An Interview with Oren Cass, Author of The Once and Future Worker
[Redistribution] isn’t what people want or need, they actually need and want to work, to be productive contributors in society, to be able to support their own families and communities.
An Interview with Francesca Minerva, Co-Founder of The Journal of Controversial Ideas
“Everyone should read the journal until there’s something that’s made them angry, in a sense, there’s something they’ve agreed with, and there’s something they’ve found unexpected.”