American Compass
American Compass
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What DOGE Could Do with Santi Ruiz
On this episode, Institute for Progress senior editor Santi Ruiz joins Oren to talk about government efficiency, state capacity, and what President-elect Trump's focus on revitalizing the way government works could hope to accomplish in the swamp.
The two discuss Trump's new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and how the effort can avoid the pitfalls of previous blue-ribbon commissions and other ineffective efforts to rein in the administrative state. And they walk through why optimizing government requires new investment, not just cutting red-tape.
For more, read Ruiz's recent piece on the subject at Statecraft, "How to Fix Defense Procurement": www.statecraft.pub/p/how-to-fix-defe...
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Видео

The Collapse of Parenting with Dr. Leonard Sax
Просмотров 78014 дней назад
On this episode, physician, psychologist, and best-selling author Dr. Leonard Sax joins Oren to talk about the disastrous state of modern parenting, and how to pull a generation of young people back from the brink. The two walk through the how parents have abandoned teaching their kids about right and wrong, the rise of "gentle parenting" in place of traditional ideas of parental authority, and...
Trump’s Return Agenda with Duncan Braid
Просмотров 47414 дней назад
On this episode, coalition director Duncan Braid joins Oren to discuss American Compass's Back to Work agenda, which provides a comprehensive set of executive actions that the Trump-Vance administration should take to prioritize working families, domestic industry, and national economic strength when they take office. The two discuss how the president can deliver meaningful, rapid change on iss...
Understanding the Trump Voter with Batya Ungar-Sargon
Просмотров 13 тыс.Месяц назад
On this episode, Newsweek opinion editor Batya Ungar-Sargon joins to explain the multi-ethnic working-class coalition that propelled Donald Trump to an electoral victory, and the types of policies that could support these forgotten Americans in Trump's second term. The two discuss the issues that animated the swing in nonwhite working-class voters and how Donald Trump can build an America that ...
Trump's Victory and the Realignment with Michael Needham
Просмотров 890Месяц назад
American Compass Chairman Michael Needham joins Oren Cass to share his reaction to former President Donald Trump's landslide election victory. The two explain why, even after all the claims about the "end of democracy" and Trump's supposed autocratic designs, the results shouldn't surprise anyone. And they discuss the political realignment-particularly among Hispanic voters, who turned out for ...
A Tech Off-Ramp for Kids with Clare Morell
Просмотров 160Месяц назад
On this episode, Clare Morell, fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, joins Oren to discuss the consequences of a generation of kids addicted to smartphones and iPads. The two talk through how our society got to the point where kids have unlimited access to the internet and the problem with leaving parents to fight back against social media alone, as well as her forthcoming book on the ...
The Adulthood Crisis with Sam Pressler
Просмотров 191Месяц назад
College has become the dividing line in America, not just economically, but socially, too. Sam Pressler, a practitioner fellow at the University of Virginia and a research affiliate at the Harvard Human Flourishing Program, joins Oren to discuss the crisis this is fueling for young Americans who don't go to college as they navigate the transition to adulthood alone. The two talk through the his...
What Parents Want with Ivana Greco
Просмотров 142Месяц назад
As the election approaches, both parties are trying to position themselves as the better choice for American families. But what is it that parents-particularly parents who stay home to take care of their children-actually want? Ivana Greco, a former family-law attorney turned homemaker, joins Oren to discuss her recent research on the topic, drawing on interviews with over 1,300 stay-at-home pa...
The Heartland's Political Realignment with Sarah Smarsh
Просмотров 1 тыс.2 месяца назад
On this episode, Oren is joined by journalist and best-selling author Sarah Smarsh to make sense of the ongoing political realignment in America's Heartland. Smarsh, who hails from rural Kansas, draws from her own upbringing to explain the forces pushing rural working-class voters away from the Democratic Party, often after decades of voting for it. She and Oren also discuss her new book, Bone ...
Rethinking China’s Trade Status with Mark DiPlacido
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 месяца назад
This episode is a deep dive into what policymakers should do to overhaul U.S. trade with China to support American workers, industries, and national security. It features policy advisor Mark DiPlacido, lead author of a new report, "Disfavored Nation," that provides a roadmap for rescinding China's Permanent Normal Trade Relations (PNTR) status. He joins Oren to talk through the history of our t...
Industrial Policy's Potential with Marc Fasteau and Ian Fletcher
Просмотров 4812 месяца назад
On this episode, Oren is joined by not one but two leading scholars on U.S. industrial policy, Marc Fasteau and Ian Fletcher, both of the Coalition for a Prosperous America. The episode opens with a conversation about the pair’s forthcoming book, which Oren describes as “the authoritative tome on industrial policy past, present, and future.” They dig into why the government should be involved i...
Private Power and Democracy with Joshua Kleinfeld
Просмотров 2912 месяца назад
In this episode, Joshua Kleinfeld, professor of law and philosophy at the Scalia School of Law at George Mason University, joins Oren for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of the conservative legal movement. Professor Kleinfeld, a leading legal voice helping drive the conversation at the Federalist Society and beyond, connects the dots about the threat to individual liberty from not ...
Conservatism in a Secular Age with Matthew Mehan
Просмотров 2312 месяца назад
In this episode, Oren Cass is joined by Dr. Matthew Mehan, associate dean of Hillsdale College’s Graduate School of Government, to discuss conservatism in our secular age, based on Oren’s First Things lecture earlier this year. The two go long on conservative morality, from the role of religion in conservatism to the wisdom of the Roman philosopher Cicero and the “most pernicious doctrine” of a...
The U.K. Realignment with Nick Timothy, MP
Просмотров 2403 месяца назад
On this episode, Nick Timothy, Conservative member of Parliament, takes a look at conservative populism from a British perspective. Timothy has had a front-row seat to the U.K.’s political realignment, and shares his observations and comparisons to the American experience. He and Oren talk through how he survived a Conservative wipeout in the recent parliamentary general elections, and the chal...
Conservative Urbanism with Aaron Renn
Просмотров 3203 месяца назад
On this episode, author and American Reformer senior fellow Aaron Renn joins Oren Cass to discuss urbanism and how conservatives should approach cities. In the wide-ranging conversation, they discuss the history of American urban governance, where conservatives should focus their policy efforts, and how urban policy can improve the lives of everyday Americans. For more, read Renn's latest on Th...
Unionizing Minor League Baseball with Harry Marino
Просмотров 1673 месяца назад
Unionizing Minor League Baseball with Harry Marino
Where Money Comes From with Richard Werner
Просмотров 11 тыс.3 месяца назад
Where Money Comes From with Richard Werner
Revisiting the CHIPS Act with Senator Todd Young
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.4 месяца назад
Revisiting the CHIPS Act with Senator Todd Young
Tariffs and Market Power with Michael Lind
Просмотров 1 тыс.4 месяца назад
Tariffs and Market Power with Michael Lind
When Markets Fail with Ruchir Sharma
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When Markets Fail with Ruchir Sharma
Unpacking the Vance VP Pick with Henry Olsen
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.4 месяца назад
Unpacking the Vance VP Pick with Henry Olsen
Making Sense of Electric Vehicles with Oren Cass
Просмотров 5365 месяцев назад
Making Sense of Electric Vehicles with Oren Cass
Reindustrializing America with Dean W. Ball
Просмотров 4515 месяцев назад
Reindustrializing America with Dean W. Ball
The Realignment of the Working Class with Batya Ungar-Sargon
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.5 месяцев назад
The Realignment of the Working Class with Batya Ungar-Sargon
Talkin’ (Policy) Shop: Return of the Fiscal Conservatives
Просмотров 3226 месяцев назад
Talkin’ (Policy) Shop: Return of the Fiscal Conservatives
America's Broken Immigration System with Mark Krikorian
Просмотров 3026 месяцев назад
America's Broken Immigration System with Mark Krikorian
The Rise of American "Neopopulism" with David Leonhardt
Просмотров 6726 месяцев назад
The Rise of American "Neopopulism" with David Leonhardt
The Wolves of K Street with Brody Mullins
Просмотров 5426 месяцев назад
The Wolves of K Street with Brody Mullins
Educational Pluralism with Ashley Rogers Berner
Просмотров 1537 месяцев назад
Educational Pluralism with Ashley Rogers Berner
The Future of American Energy with Thomas Hochman
Просмотров 6807 месяцев назад
The Future of American Energy with Thomas Hochman

Комментарии

  • @svattam
    @svattam 3 дня назад

    What is your intro soundtrack? I like it.

  • @NatalieFritsche
    @NatalieFritsche 4 дня назад

    You're doing a fantastic job! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

  • @BrianRosborough
    @BrianRosborough 4 дня назад

    Batya is beautiful in every sense of the word. Her auora is infectious, simply put if she’s in something I’m watching it. Thanks for a great interview mate! God bless and merry Christmas!

  • @ElizabethWilson-u5o
    @ElizabethWilson-u5o 4 дня назад

    You're doing a fantastic job! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

  • @drjoe53
    @drjoe53 8 дней назад

    Re higher education: make universities co-sign all loans. Put their endowments at risk.

  • @sizif717
    @sizif717 8 дней назад

    I've always thought that the point to have a competitive free trade economy - is producing stuff that others want to buy from you. Producing better and cheaper than others. But now - when the US can't produce stuff to export - it is the other way around..?And you have to penalise successful economies for being better in capitalism?

  • @rupeshstomar
    @rupeshstomar 8 дней назад

    A huge fan of American Compass. I am from India but these topics are relavent to , we, conservative Indians as well. 🙏

  • @lateralus6512
    @lateralus6512 9 дней назад

    This guy explains it so well.

  • @DwynAgGaire
    @DwynAgGaire 9 дней назад

    Milk the system into vacuum, then turn around and change the rules when they don't suit you any longer.

  • @activatedcarbon158
    @activatedcarbon158 10 дней назад

    Essentially the living man/woman is the source of all credit creation by virtue of a pledge(Hospital Birth Record?) and signature since there is no real money/substance pursuant to the June 5 1933, public resolution numbered 10 and the “Full Faith and Credit” clause. The fact that we are ‘banks’ albeit private, in our own right on par with member Federal Reserve Banks (see Proclamation 2039) should be a fascinating topic for future dissection.

  • @KS-md3uj
    @KS-md3uj 11 дней назад

    Enjoyed this-- I used to be fairly progressive, but with all the gender confusion happening now, Ive become much more conservative. The differences in gender are fascinating and should be explored and taught to kids. Yes, we are all human and are different expressions of 'masculine and feminine' constructs throughout our lives, but biology should not be ignored. After I was pregnant and breastfeeding, I noticed a significant change in the way I think and act, and thats because women's brains and hormones change and are rewired after giving birth. Those changes don't take place in a man's body, and that fact alone should be considered when looking at gender differences. A lot of us think it's ridiculous, regardless of what these Harvard know it alls are saying.

  • @hughbondurant2730
    @hughbondurant2730 11 дней назад

    Enjoyed your Show.

  • @grif13
    @grif13 12 дней назад

    Thank you American Compass. Always interesting hearing what Ms. Smarsh has to say. Good interview.

  • @SchoolofDivinePhilosophy
    @SchoolofDivinePhilosophy 13 дней назад

    Bravo - thank you both very much for addressing this supremely important topic of family unity and parental authoritativeness required to ensure proper respect and moral development in children!

  • @SchoolofDivinePhilosophy
    @SchoolofDivinePhilosophy 13 дней назад

    I love your work Oren (my main homeboy!!)

  • @stefan-stocksmadesimple5241
    @stefan-stocksmadesimple5241 14 дней назад

    👍👍👍

  • @prashanthkamath7437
    @prashanthkamath7437 15 дней назад

    With the present system, unfortunately, we do need recessions. That is the only way uneconomic activity can be flushed out from the economy. I am not advocating that recession only flushes out uneconomic activity. It could also damage efficient activities. Our economy is so much muddled up, that most are unable to assess which activity is efficient and which is not. The economy should be so designed that there should be recession and growth simultaneously. Be it any day, inefficient activities should be punished. On the same day, efficient activities should be encouraged. Our present economic system works like a tide. It encourages almost all economic activities, irrespective of their efficiency, during a phase of growth. It punishes even many efficient economic activities during ebb. Here is the basic question I ask in economic forums, without any feedback. Broad money in the economy as a share of monetarily measured nominal annual GDP was about 0.5 times in 1960. It has seen a secular and steady increase over the years. It is more than 1.42 times the monetarily measured nominal annual GDP today. Let me translate it for non-economists. My blood pressure was 115/70 when I was born in 1960. My blood pressure has steadily increased over the years and now it reads 325/200. What would that mean? Anyone interested in economics can answer this question. Kindly do not come back with a "the economy has grown" answer. We are talking in relatives not absolutes here. Just like a higher BP would have altered my body's structure and makeup and turned it into a powder keg, waiting to blow -up. Why have I yet to receive an answer to this question? What are the central banks doing? What is the economic academia doing? Unfortunately, our mainstream macroeconomics is as much of a Voodoo as Modern Monetary Theory.

  • @HendroHoo
    @HendroHoo 16 дней назад

    You say Chinese manufacturers are not competitive because they are heavily subsidised such as weak labor's right(low wages). So are you also saying that Indonesian manufacturers are more subsidised because of much lower wage? If so, why Indonesians cannot be a world player in EVs, handphones and solar panels? And if you say Americans are more competitive, why can't they make better EVs, better solar panels, better hypersonic missiles, better nuclear plants, etc?

  • @joshuabrashear3706
    @joshuabrashear3706 16 дней назад

    Both of them sound different than how they look.

  • @U47ik8jKT
    @U47ik8jKT 19 дней назад

    An when the Erie Canal linked the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean the State of Ohio and later Indiana built canals within state to link the Great Lakes to the Ohio River. This investment linked small industry and farms in the interior of Ohio to not just New York and the Atlanctic Ocean but downstream to the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. This later would connect them to the westward movement in the U.S. as it expanded over the continent. So the interior of Ohio was connected, not just to New Orleans, but also to St. Louis and the takeoff point to the West in Independence Missouri.

  • @foghornleghorn705
    @foghornleghorn705 22 дня назад

    The host sucks. A slow incessant talker who likes to hear himself. Ask the guest a question, STFU & let the guest give his/her take. The conversation could have been done in half the time and/or covered more topics.

    • @VintageJoeStalin
      @VintageJoeStalin 7 дней назад

      Absolutely right. He has a slow, hesitant, stuttering speaking style that is quite annoying.

  • @josesantos5065
    @josesantos5065 23 дня назад

    Awesome vision.

  • @stephensuddick1896
    @stephensuddick1896 24 дня назад

    The orange menace will certainly realign the working class.

  • @tortoise456
    @tortoise456 25 дней назад

    The BIGGEST and most destructive was GLB! Purposely inflated housing to benefit banks is the reason for unaffordability. Larry Summers (along with Bob Ruben), advised then President Bill Clinton to sign Gramm, Leach, Bliley aka “Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999” aka repeal of Glass Steagal in my view the equivalent of feeding retail investors (aka “dumb money”) to professional investors, much like the cows that get dumped out of back of trucks into tigers pen (see vids on YT). The evidence is clear over these last 24 years there have been more new hedge fund billionaires then any other point in history. Otherwise you have to believe that investment pro’s simply got MUCH better at their jobs for the period. The average American in reality is poorer for this horrible legislation (and ultra low rates for too long). Per Gramm, Leach, Bliley banks “assets” (people’s liability) is at unprecedented levels. Gramm, Leach, Bliley was Republican sponsored signed into law by Democrat President.

  • @pw7311
    @pw7311 27 дней назад

    Great interview! The biggest dividers are the Trump haters--mostly left-wing.

  • @timburr4453
    @timburr4453 27 дней назад

    America needs more Batya!

  • @stephensuddick1896
    @stephensuddick1896 27 дней назад

    In the dark of night the secret vote was cast We drove the union down at last My evil deeds have ruined the land A house divided cannot stand I want my crown, well I want my crown The working man has been cast down And I want my crown And then the day dawned bright and hard When I stole away the court of nine The Judas men served the cause And the sacred church of law is mine I want my crown, I want my crown Justice has been cast down I want my crown, I want my crown You love the gleaming war machine Your hearts beat fast, your eyes on the prize War without end, riches untold Oil and God and your righteous pride I want my crown, yes I want my crown Peace on earth has been cast down I want my crown, I'm going to sit here and watch Your little world come tumbling down I want my crown, yes I want my crown I want my crown, I want my crown

  • @andrewwalker8985
    @andrewwalker8985 28 дней назад

    "You can't grow the economy without increasing money supply". Here we have the fundamental problem with the modern basis of economics. This is literally only true if you use the nominal dollar value as your metric of growth. You can of course generate more goods and services with the same money (that's called productivity gain). The chief reason that we need continuous growth in monetary supply is that every year a growing percentage of total available money is in the hands of a minority. Therefore we have to inflate the whole pie just so that the majority can stay relatively stable. This guy is a genius, but all of economics is lies built on top of misleading assumptions built on top of objectively false simplifications. Basically trying to solve economics through an economic lens is DoA

  • @davidjenkins2627
    @davidjenkins2627 28 дней назад

    Where's the: "Understanding the Harris Voter" epidode?

  • @stephensuddick1896
    @stephensuddick1896 28 дней назад

    I absolutely understand the Trump voter. They break down like this (note : some categories overlap) - Racists Misogynists MMA/Wrestling fans Abject ignoramuses Abjectly avaricious billionaires Abjectly avaricious wannabe billionaires There. Fixed it for you.

  • @rodneysmith9177
    @rodneysmith9177 29 дней назад

    Understanding the Trump voter is a pretty funny name for this episode. it's like... let's put these people on the couch.

  • @bluenick4577
    @bluenick4577 29 дней назад

    Understanding the trump voter 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Wtf democreeps are so creepy

  • @grant28304
    @grant28304 29 дней назад

    Affluent White Female Liberal: abbreviated AWFL, pronounced 'awful'

  • @66fredo99
    @66fredo99 29 дней назад

    People voted their refrigerators, gas tanks, and upward mobility hopes.

  • @chrislarsen1033
    @chrislarsen1033 29 дней назад

    Batya you rock sister😊

  • @juancarlosortiz6756
    @juancarlosortiz6756 29 дней назад

    MAGA

  • @Bridgeoverthevalley
    @Bridgeoverthevalley 29 дней назад

    Enjoyed listening to the perspective of this well spoken lady.

  • @tmangeles7575
    @tmangeles7575 29 дней назад

    Why worry about people "turning off the podcast" if capitalism is bad? ;)

  • @AndrewCrause-b9c
    @AndrewCrause-b9c Месяц назад

    Demonization and demagoguery work. Interesting how Biden won by more than twice as many votes in 2020 than Trump did in 2024. And it may end up Trumps margin of victory in the vote will be smaller than Clintons in 2016. This isn't a landslide this is, post pandemic incumbent rejection. And uninformed white poor Republican voters.

  • @Jm-Gonz
    @Jm-Gonz Месяц назад

    Thank god this will like be the last election I will ever have to hear the Clinton’s, Obamas or Oprah preach at me about being a bad person because I disagree with their political views

  • @Sandberm
    @Sandberm Месяц назад

    First time this channel has popped up in my RUclips feed. Subscribed,... dont let me down with click bait bull shit.

  • @vacationsensei2002
    @vacationsensei2002 Месяц назад

    Great show

  • @AndrewCrause-b9c
    @AndrewCrause-b9c Месяц назад

    Trump and there eating my dog wing of the Republican Party.

  • @WhoWhatWhy_123
    @WhoWhatWhy_123 Месяц назад

    Thats interesting perspective - blue collar men with medium intellect and conservative masculine beliefs are disproportionately more negatively impacted by the ugly side of aggressive feminism.

  • @timlangford8678
    @timlangford8678 Месяц назад

    I love this intelligent, nuanced, balanced discussion of how to both grow the economy and serve the needs of workers. Is anyone else even talking about this? It’s a discussion that would be against the law in the Democratic Party. You’d be shouted down as a racist and a xenophobe.

  • @davidjennings4589
    @davidjennings4589 Месяц назад

    Is this the one. The sane one I have been looking for. A discussion about american politics without slander and epithets...

  • @MrRumorg
    @MrRumorg Месяц назад

    Amazing conversation!

  • @stephensuddick1896
    @stephensuddick1896 Месяц назад

    Christianity has defeated Christ. The billionaire class has defeated America. Putin has defeated NATO. Awesome.

    • @DiamondLil
      @DiamondLil Месяц назад

      It's cute that you think the Democrats do not serve the billionaire class at the expense of the working class.

  • @bossbullyboy195
    @bossbullyboy195 Месяц назад

    WHAAAT! The Elites are the ones who came up with and have been pushing "woke" stuff

  • @TheLenze
    @TheLenze Месяц назад

    What’s to be done about the already widely spread Jew-hating curriculum in K-12 public schools?