Even before it was published, the new book, Conservatism, A Rediscovery, had proven controversial,

and many of the sharpest attacks were coming from Conservatives.

Yoram Hazone, the author of Conservatism, A Rediscovery, is about to explain himself.

Uncommon knowledge now.

Welcome to Uncommon Knowledge, I'm Peter Robinson.

Chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation and President of the Herzl Institute, Yoram Hazone

received his undergraduate degree from Princeton and his doctorate in political philosophy,

not I notice political science, but political philosophy, from Rutgers.

With the publication of his 2018 book, The Virtue of Nationalism, Dr. Hazone became

one of the leading proponents of a new kind of conservatism, national conservatism.

Yoram Hazone's newest book, published as it happens this very day, you may now order

this book on Amazon, no more pre-order, order.

Yoram Hazone's latest book, Conservatism, A Rediscovery.

What is national conservatism, why does conservatism need to be rediscovered, what about to find

out?

Yoram, welcome.

Thank you for having me, it's pleasure.

I'm about to produce two quite complicated sentences from your book, Yoram.

To the extent that Anglo-American conservatism has become confused with liberalism, it has

for just this reason become incapable of conserving anything at all.

Indeed, an hour-day conservatives have largely become bystanders, gaping in astonishment

as the consuming fire of cultural revolution destroys everything in its path, close

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