We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Gisinski, Culture Editor here at the Federalist.

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I'm joined today once again and very pleased to be joined once again by the one and only

Hadley Arches.

He has a book out called, Mir Natural Law, Originalism and the Anchoring Truths of the Constitution.

Dr. Arches, thank you so much for joining us.

Well, I'm glad to be back with the comparable Emily Arches.

No one quite like her.

Well, Hadley also is obviously a professor at Amherst College in the FW.

Wow, he's a founding director of the James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights in the

American Founding and does all kinds of work.

Seminars, Promoting Originalism and the likes of what I'm sure you've written about in

this book.

And about it in this book, Mir Natural Law.

And let's start with that because Originalism is in the title of this book.

What is the definition of Originalism?

Well, I think we represent the original Originalism before the people who call themselves

Originalists because we want to go back to the moral ground of the law that the founders

understood.

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