From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Free Expression with Jerry Baker.

Hello and welcome to Free Expression from the Wall Street Journal opinion page. I'm Jerry Baker,

editor at large of the journal. Thanks again for joining us. Just a reminder to please subscribe

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and it's always a nice thing to receive too. This week, I'm going to be interviewing Newt Gingrich,

very familiar to all of you, speak with the House of Representatives, of course,

back in the 1990s, author of the contract with America, a radical new Republican Party conservative

agenda that he very much pioneered and led. And those famous 1994 midterm elections, of course,

first midterm elections of Bill Clinton's presidency led the Republicans to sweeping victory. And in

many ways changed, I think, the trajectory of the Republican Party

over the next quarter century or so.

Of course, we have a somewhat different Republican Party now from that very, should we say,

orthodox conservative approach.

The Republican Party is, of course, is led by Donald Trump and we have a more populist

MAGA approach to conservatism and indeed to the Republican Party.

But New Gingrich is a big supporter of Donald Trump's, of course, big fan.

In many ways, I think probably sees him as a continuation of the Republican Revolution

that he set in train in the 1990s.

And he is out with a new book, which I'm very interested to talk to him about. The book is called

Trump's Triumph, America's Greatest Comeback. And he looks at the circumstances of the 2024 election,

how Donald Trump became the first American to be re-elected to the White House to a non-consecutive

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