Marshall here, welcome back to the realignment.

Last month was the fifth anniversary of American Compass, the conservative think tank that's

played a major, if not the central role of offering up policies and political perspectives

on the rights of realignment, specifically on economic policy.

So to mark that anniversary, American Compass released and edited compilation of all of their

major pieces of writing and thinking to cover that space and help those on the right,

left and center understand the evolution of the American conservative movement during the

Trump era.

The book is The New Conservatives,

Restoring America's commitment to family, community, and industry. And in today's conversation,

Oren Cass, American Compass's founder, and I speak about the rights realignment and the work

of American Compass over this five-year period. Hope you all enjoy the conversation.

Warren Cass, welcome back to the realignment. It's great to see you. It's great to see you, too.

We were just discussing this before the start of the episode, but this new volume, we're here to discuss

put out by American Compass and edited by you. The new

conservatives restoring America's commitment to family, community, and industry is being launched

in concert with American Compass's fifth anniversary. You actually made your podcast debut on the

realignment. So we're going to be able to really go full circle here.

Yes. And that's really exciting. But I do want to start with something. Something the realignments

really done over the past five years is build a cross-partisan audience. So some people here

are traditional establishment folks trying to get the pulse of the intellectual space others are

new right acolytes and other people are kind of in a weird space leftists who just are curious

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