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Yoram Hazzoni joins us today.

He is chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation and president of the Herzl Institute.

He is also the unofficial leader of the National Conservative Movement.

I think I can say that.

His previous book is The Virtue of Nationalism, and a new book has come out. I think an important study

called conservatism, a rediscovery. That's our topic today. Welcome, Dr. Hazzoni.

Hello, Mark. Thanks for having me on. First, a quick clarification. You know, we usually

jump right into, right into the books. I want to keep the focus on books in our society today, but first, a quick clarification. You know, we usually jump right into, right into the books. I want to keep the focus on books in our society today.

But first, a quick clarification.

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