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What happened to conservative intellectuals?

By 2020, many found themselves with zero support among a right-wing base that despises them. Yet others, paleocons, West Coast Straussians, found in our smooth-brained former president a champion for their long-held ideas. My guests today are Sam Adler

Bell and Matt Sitman, the hosts of Know Your Enemy, a wonderful podcast about the American

right that I listen to religiously. This episode is a wide-ranging, lengthy discussion on the history

of American conservative intellectuals

and where things sit now, now that the American right has become an almost wholly owned subsidiary

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