Hi We the People listeners. I'm Lana Ulrich, Senior Director of Content at the National Constitution Center. Jeffrey Rosen is away this week.

Earlier this summer, Jeff sat down with George Will at the NCC to discuss his new book, The Conservative Sensibility.

Their wide-ranging discussion covered everything from the presidency to the Supreme Court

as they explored Will's political and constitutional philosophy.

This episode was originally published on our companion podcast, Live at America's Town Hall,

which features live constitutional conversations held here at the National

Constitution Center in Philadelphia and across America. Jeff will be back

next week for our regular weekly show of constitutional debate. We'll see you back here next Thursday.

Enjoy the show.

Welcome to Live in America's Town Hall.

Live constitutional conversations held here at the National Constitution

Center in Philadelphia and across America.

I'm Tainte Hall, Director of Town Hall Programs.

Pulitzer Prize winning journalist George F Will returned to the National Constitution Center stage last month to discuss his latest book the conservative sensibility, a reflection on American conservatism.

He sat down with National Constitution Center President Jeffrey Rosen for a wide-ranging

conversation on American politics today.

Here's Jeff to get us started. This important substantial illuminating book the conservative sensibility takes as its

hero James Madison and George Will does need no introduction at the National Constitution Center.

He was here just a few years ago where he presented on Freedom Day the germ of an idea that is central to this book, namely that all of American

constitutional history can be seen as a battle between two Princetonians, James Madison and Woodrow Wilson.

So George, first, it's such an honor

to have you back all the time.

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