We continue our mining of Gary Hart’s wisdom, as the former Senator, and Presidential candidate weighs in on the sort of questions a public and political intellectual confronts over a lifetime. How can we think about Ukraine and Russia in light of our past? Would tensions between the US and Russia today be particularly different if Gary Hart had won the presidency in 1988, given the story he tells about his prospective inauguration? The richness of a conversation with Gary Hart is such that even a passing reference produces a new insight on how the Cold War might have taken a different path. We hear inside references on what it’s like to run for President from a principal player in 3 presidential races: 1974, 1984, and 1988. Inevitably, stories never before heard emerge, and they are here for you to savor.
Now Now Now - Guest Jesse Wegman (Part 2)
A New ERA - Special Guest Jesse Wegman
Debate Debate
Heart to Hart: Filibuster Finis - Special Guest Gary Hart
The Year and The Questions, Part 2
80 Years in 80 Minutes - A Special Live Episode
The Year That Was, and Your Questions
Roberts Court, or Trump Court? A Conversation with Linda Greenhouse
The Court Astonishes - Special Guest Ed Whelan
Roe Roe Roe: Stare and Stenchy
The Future of the Past
About Abortion - A Precedent Primer
To Heller and Back
Putting a Head to Our Gun
The Opening Episode
72 Term Papers
Errors of Commission
Speaking of the First Amendment - Joint Episode with FIRE
Adams or the Dog - Special Guest Edward Larson
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