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Conservative Crossroads is a biweekly discussion between two conservatives who disagree about something important — from Ukraine policy to questions as basic as what it means to be an American. If you're interested in the main currents of American conservative thought, Conservative Crossroads is the podcast for you.
Unknown Host hosts Conservative Crossroads with Henry Olsen, a history show with 16 episodes published.
Does the president have the sole and unitary authority to wield all tasks inside to the executive branch by the Constitution? Here to talk about this important topic are two excellent scholars and thinkers. John Yoo, the
Should there be fewer or more limits on the number of foreign students and staff that are permitted at U.S. universities and encouraged to stay after their education? Jay P Greene, Senior Fellow at the Defense of Freedom
This week, we'll be talking about the nomination of Todd Blanche to become the permanent Attorney General of the United States. That's controversial because in part of Mr. Blanche's prior role as President Trump's person
Today's topic is regulation of Artificial Intelligence. It's a big issue and we have two excellent people to discuss it: James Pethokoukis , Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, who believes it should be r
Should employers have to verify or confirm the legal status of their workers before offering them a job? That's a contentious issue, along with the question of immigration, and we have many views within the conservative
This week on Conservative Crossroads: What is conservatism's core principle? Freedom or Virtue? We're joined by John Hood, president of the John William Pope Foundation and co-founder of the Freedom Conservatism Project,
This week on Conservative Crossroads: Is the war with Iran in America's best interest? Taking the affirmative is Rebeccah Heinrichs, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and the director of its Keystone Defense Initia
This week on Conservative Crossroads: How deeply should America be involved in supporting Ukraine or should it be involved at all? Luke Coffey says, "Yes," Michael Brendan Dougherty says, "No."
We've heard a lot about the filibuster, and we've heard a lot about what's called the talking filibuster, the sort of thing you grew up on if you watched "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," where senators actually have to de
This week's topic: Should the federal government adopt an explicit industrial policy? Arguing in the affirmative is Julius Krein, editor of American Affairs magazine, and arguing against it is Michael Strain, Director of
This week on Conservative Crossroads: Are President Trump's proposed H-1b visa reforms are a good idea? Taking sides on this issue are Mark Krikorian, a nationally recognized expert on immigration issues and the Executiv
The topic this week is government policy towards online social media and children. Henry's guests are Ari Cohn, lead counsel for tech policy at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and Clare Morell, fellow
The Western World is in a demographic crisis. So what can the Federal government do? Or - given the state of the debt - should they do anything at all? Joining Henry Olsen for this week's debate is Patrick T. Brown, a Fe
This week: The American Economy at the crossroads. Are tariffs leading the way back to the re-industrialization of the country or hurting the average consumer? Taking sides in the debate are Mark DiPlacido, policy adviso
American politics is at a crossroads. In this series we ask prominent voices inside the conservative movement to debate which path we should pursue on the major issues of the day. This week, Oren Cass, the chief economis
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Conservative Crossroads with Henry Olsen is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under History (politics) and has published 16 episodes.
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