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to advance a proper vision of the good.

Turns out, though, we only scratched the surface on a few topics,

and we didn't get to some of the topics that I intended to dive deep in with him on,

including, perhaps most importantly, immigration policy, but lurking underneath that a deeper

discussion about American national identity.

And so I figured that we would continue that discussion this week, picking up where we left

off last week, for diving deep into the future

directions of the new right and exploring whether the so-called new right is really even one movement

or itself a collection or umbrella of movements that are united by their rejection of old school Republican

neo-conservatism, but may have some deep rifts within their own views for the future

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And my own view is that that's exactly where we are right now is at the bleeding edge of defining what the future of America first actually is.

You'll probably remember last week we covered a lot of trade policy a lot of a lot of industrial policy

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