Marshall here. Welcome back to The Realignment.

My guest today, Sarb Amari, is making his return appearance on The Realignment.

He's just released a new book, Tyranny Inc.

Out Private Power, Crushed American Liberty, and what to do about it.

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On to today's episode. I really enjoyed my conversation with Sarb.

He's exactly the sort of figure he finds himself in awkward position

during a reallignment of the political parties, slash transitional moment in American politics.

On the one hand, he's the founder and editor of Compact,

a magazine that's best described as post-liberal.

He's a strident critic of the mainstime for and policy approach, especially in Ukraine.

He's very self-conservative, but he also in this episode describes himself as a new dealer.

Refreshingly, Tyranny Inc. isn't just a cliched conversation,

but wokeness and increasingly stale topic, if I may say so myself.

In the episode, though, we discuss everything from how the right, with its focus on limiting government,

misses the role that private actors play in limiting freedom to the pitfalls of lifestyle liberalism,

and the need for counter railing forces, like unions, to ensure that we have a balanced society,

but it comes to the interests of labor and capital.

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