The water is with the

the water is with the

our power and water. Make it back a check. This is hell and a dissenting opinion among liberals would be that

liberalism needs to be reformed, reconsidered, re-examined, improved upon, fixed in any way in response to the rise of the far right,

Trumpism, and the many conservative victories over the past several decades,

including those within and against liberalism itself. For whatever reason, today's

liberals and the current form of liberalism refuses to adapt and change. Sure liberalism changed into an idea that was pro-market rather than

pro-worker and supportive of military intervention instead of diplomacy, but it appears they

ain't changing back. Instead, liberalism repeatedly doubled

down on not only neoliberalism, but neo-conservatism as well, prioritizing free market

globalization over efforts at worldwide equality in war

seemingly anywhere and everywhere instead of doing more to embrace freedom

and liberty at home. In a few minutes we'll find out what the

hell happened to liberalism and why liberals refuse to acknowledge their mistakes when we have

the return of historian Samuel Moyne, author of liberalism against itself,

Cold War intellectuals and the making of our times.

Samuel is Chancellor Kent Professor of Law and History at Yale University. He came to Yale

from Harvard University where he was Jeremiah Smith

junior professor of law and professor of history. Before that he spent

13 years in the Columbia University History Department where he was mostly or most recently James Bryce Professor of European Legal History.

At Columbia he was given the Mark Van Doren Teaching Award, the 46th annual by undergraduates.

His areas of interest in legal scholarship include international law, human rights, the law of, and Legal Thought, in both historical and current perspective.

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