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Yoram Hazzoni is president of the Herzl Institute and chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation, which is a host of the national conservative conferences that have been held in the United States and Europe.

He's the author of conservatism, a rediscovery, and the virtue of nationalism.

Now, the second book is out in a revised edition with the new president. a rediscovery and the virtue of nationalism.

Now, the second book is out in a revised edition with a new preface and a response to critics.

Now, because of the lingering, enduring importance of the topic and the controversial nature of nationalism in the Western world today, I think it's well worth a discussion, including a discussion of how the book was received,

what kind of debate it sparked and where that debate is today.

So welcome, Chairman Hazoni.

I think thank you for that.

I'm glad to be here.

Mr. Chairman, very good.

Very good. First, actually, let me ask a quick piece of info.

There's a national conservative meeting coming up in September.

Early September, I believe.

Why don't you just tell us quickly about it so people know?

Yeah, the National Conservatism Conference.

This is the fifth edition in the United States.

It's going to be in Washington, September, 2nd through 4th.

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