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  • Is Biden losing the swing states?

    Is Biden losing the swing states?

    Matt McDonald, managing editor of the US edition of The Spectator, joins Freddy Gray to discuss whether Biden is losing the swing states, the potential outcome of the Trump-Biden TV debates and who the polls are spelling trouble for. 

  • Who could be Trump’s VP?

    Who could be Trump’s VP?

    Freddy Gray talks to columnist and commentator Guy Benson about who is in the running to be Trump’s VP. Who does Trump want? But more importantly what does the Trump ticket need? Also: Biden/Trump debates appear to have been confirmed. Who will the debates benefit most? And how relevant are they in the digital age?

  • Should America have a monarch?

    Should America have a monarch?

    Freddy Gray talks to writer Curtis Yarvin about how Alexander Hamilton was America’s Napoleon, why Putin is more of a royal than King Charles and why Yarvin admires FDR. Yarvin is voting for Joe Biden at the next election, but not for the reasons you might think. Could Biden 2024 strengthen the case for American isolationism?

  • What’s this revolution really about?

    What’s this revolution really about?

    Freddy Gray speaks to the journalist Nellie Bowles about her new book: Morning After the Revolution: Dispatches From the Wrong Side of History. As someone who had fit into the progressive umbrella, her book recounts issues that arose when she started to question the nature of the movement itself. Freddy and Nellie discuss the challenges of the progressive-conservative…

  • Is Donald Trump really going to be a dictator?

    Is Donald Trump really going to be a dictator?

    Freddy speaks to Norman Ornstein, political scientist and emeritus scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. They discuss the possibility of Donald Trump becoming a dictator, his ongoing court cases and if there’s a double standard in the treatment of Trump versus Biden.

  • Is the West heading towards annihilation?

    Is the West heading towards annihilation?

    Freddy speaks to Victor Davis Hanson, classicist, military historian and political commentator. They discuss his new book The End of Everything and ask whether the west should be taking note of history in order to avoid annihilation, and where the US is heading. 

  • Coleman Hughes on neo-racism, the US election and The View

    Coleman Hughes on neo-racism, the US election and The View

    Freddy Gray speaks to writer, podcaster and musician Coleman Hughes. His latest book The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America put forward Martin Luther King’s teachings for a colorblind society. On the podcast they discuss Coleman’s recently appearance on The View; whether Coleman thinks Trump is racist and how the Israel-Gaza war exposed the failings of…

  • Does America own Britain?

    Does America own Britain?

    Freddy speaks to Angus Hanton, entrepreneur and author of Vassal State: How America Runs Britain, and William Clouston, leader of the Social Democratic Party. They discuss the “Special Relationship” between the US and the UK, and ask whether it might be detrimental to British business. 

  • Is the criticism of Biden’s Middle East policy fair?

    Is the criticism of Biden’s Middle East policy fair?

    Freddy speaks to the diplomat and author Dennis B. Ross, who worked under presidents George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton. He was a special advisor on the Persian Gulf. They discuss the escalation of tensions in the Middle East and the flak that Joe Biden has come under for his response. Can the US…

  • What Trump’s ‘hush money’ trial tells us about the legal system

    What Trump’s ‘hush money’ trial tells us about the legal system

    Freddy Gray is joined Alan Dershowitz, American lawyer and author of Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process and Our Constitutional Rule of Law. They discuss Trump’s “hush money” trial, what it means for the election and what it tells us about the flaws in the American legal system. 

  • Will abortion decide the 2024 election?

    Will abortion decide the 2024 election?

    This week, the Arizona Supreme Court reinstated a law from 1864 that bans nearly all abortions in the state. But where do Trump and Biden stand on abortion — and will it be a deciding factor in the 2024 election? Freddy is joined by Inez Stepman, fellow at the Claremont Institute, and Daniel McCarthy, editor of…

  • Why did Mike Johnson snub the British foreign secretary?

    Why did Mike Johnson snub the British foreign secretary?

    Today Freddy is joined by Sarah Elliott, senior advisor for the US-UK special relationship unit at the Legatum Institute. They discuss Lord Cameron’s visit to America this week and the news that speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson snubbed a meeting with the UK foreign secretary. Is the special relationship still special? 

  • What’s Biden’s strategy in the Middle East?

    What’s Biden’s strategy in the Middle East?

    Suspected Israeli air strikes were launched on targets in Syria this week and Israel’s war in Gaza has entered its seventh month. Americano regular Jacob Heilbrunn joins Freddy to discuss what an escalating situation in the Middle East could mean for Joe Biden. What’s the Democrats’ strategy? And how could this impact the 2024 election?

  • What’s happening in the Darien Gap?

    What’s happening in the Darien Gap?

    Freddy is joined by evolutionary biologist and host of The DarkHorse Podcast Bret Weinstein. They discuss the Darien Gap, an area of Panama which has become a focal point for America’s migrant crisis. Bret has spent some time investigating the area: what’s going on? 

  • Have pollsters been overstating Trump’s lead?

    Have pollsters been overstating Trump’s lead?

    Freddy speaks to pollster Cliff Young about Biden’s recent gains. Is Florida becoming more of a swing state again? Does Robert F. Kennedy Jr. take more votes away from Biden or Trump? And how much pressure do pollsters feel to get things right?

  • Why do Trump’s enemies always overreach?

    Why do Trump’s enemies always overreach?

    Freddy Gray speaks to editor-at-large of the Wall Street Journal Gerard Baker about why the media’s wrong reporting of Trump’s “bloodshed” comments have played to his advantage; why America has lost trust in its institutions; and whether voters think the economy was better off under Trump. 

  • Is America in decline?

    Is America in decline?

    Freddy Gray speaks to political science researcher Richard Hanania about his (relative) optimism regarding the future of America, and how exactly Sydney Sweeney might have “ended wokeness.”

  • Donald Trump versus luxury beliefs

    Donald Trump versus luxury beliefs

    Freddy speaks to Rob Henderson, author of Troubled: A Memoir of Foster Care, Family, and Social Class, in which he coins the term “luxury beliefs.” These are certain beliefs held by a section of the elite which confirm and elevate the status of those who hold them. As a consequence, they can cause harm to those…

  • Are we suffering from ‘Trump outrage fatigue?’

    Are we suffering from ‘Trump outrage fatigue?’

    Freddy Gray talks to political science lecturer Damon Linker about the latest developments in the Biden and Trump campaigns. Why did Biden’s fiery State of the Union Address provide him no uptick in the polls? In what ways does Trump fatigue affect each candidate’s chances? And does Trump’s greater popularity with non-white low propensity voters…

  • Will America ban TikTok?

    Will America ban TikTok?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Matt McDonald, The Spectator World’s managing editor about the campaign to ban TikTok and who from the Republican Party supports the bill.

  • Power, politics and the grid

    Power, politics and the grid

    Freddy Gray speaks to author Robert Bryce whose recent docuseries Power Politics & The Grid explores the growing vulnerabilities of America’s electric grid. On the podcast they talk about Trump versus Biden energy policy; why Europe needs America’s energy and what environmentalism could look like in 2024. 

  • How will RFK Jr. change the 2024 election?

    How will RFK Jr. change the 2024 election?

    Freddy Gray is joined by John R. MacArthur, president and publisher of Harper’s magazine, to discuss Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his candidacy in the presidential election.

  • Will Trump’s election be ‘too big to rig?’

    Will Trump’s election be ‘too big to rig?’

    For this Super Tuesday discussion, Sarah Elliot, head of the Special Relationship Unit at the Legatum Institute, joins Freddy to chat about the predicted Trump-Biden victory; what Nikki Haley will do next and who could be Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick. 

  • Will tech decide the election?

    Will tech decide the election?

    Freddy talks to political technologist Eric Wilson about the role technology and media will play in the 2024 election. They cover the differences in strategy between the Democrats and the Republicans, why television is still the best medium for reaching voters, and the role of social media influencers. 

  • A Donald Trump debate

    A Donald Trump debate

    In this special episode of Americano, The Spectator‘s UK editor Fraser Nelson explores Trump’s candidacy with political commentator Deroy Murdock, and The Spectator‘s economics editor Kate Andrews.  They debate the influence of his rhetoric on American politics. How important is language? Will his achievements as president be enough to secure his re-election? Does personality Trump…

  • Are pollsters underestimating Joe Biden?

    Are pollsters underestimating Joe Biden?

    Freddy Gray speaks to James Kanagasooriam, chief research officer at Focal Data, about the state of the polls. They discuss why vaccines have become a polarizing topic for this election; why bookmakers might be underestimating Joe Biden and the importance of the cost of living.

  • Christopher Caldwell on human rights versus democracy

    Christopher Caldwell on human rights versus democracy

    Freddy speaks to Christopher Caldwell, journalist and author of The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties, about the human rights movement. Can America’s influence be considered imperial? Is how we think of human rights outdated? And, what does the Black Lives Matter movement and the 2011 intervention in Libya tell us about the state of…

  • Slavoj Žižek on whether Julian Assange should be extradited to the US

    Slavoj Žižek on whether Julian Assange should be extradited to the US

    Freddy speaks to philosopher Slavoj Žižek ahead of what we understand will be Julian Assange’s final court appeal against extradition back to the US. The WikiLeaks founder has been wanted by the US authorities after he leaked tens of thousands of highly sensitive documents. On the podcast they discuss the parallels between Assange and Navalny,…

  • What happened to the Democratic Party?

    Freddy Gray speaks to author Joshua Green who wrote The Rebels: Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Struggle for a New American Politics. On the podcast they discuss the three rebels in the book; how they influenced Joe Biden in office; and whether the Democratic Party has given up “finance-centered” liberalism.

  • Which way will the swing states go?

    Which way will the swing states go?

    Freddy Gray speaks to JL Partners Director Scarlett Maguire about the swing states which could decide the 2024 election. 

  • How bad is the border crisis?

    How bad is the border crisis?

    Freddy is joined by Todd Bensman, fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies and author of Overrun: How Joe Biden Unleashed the Greatest Border Crisis in US History. They discuss how to solve what is perhaps the issue of our time, why meaningful reform doesn’t seem to happen on immigration, and the extent of Biden’s physical…

  • Is 2024 a ‘flip election?’

    Is 2024 a ‘flip election?’

    Freddy Gray is joined by pollster and writer Patrick Ruffini. They talk about why the strengthening economy isn’t improving Biden’s numbers, and the other factors that will influence the 2024 election.

  • Can Trump ever get a fair trial?

    Can Trump ever get a fair trial?

    Last month Donald Trump was ordered to pay more than $83 million to E. Jean Carroll, the writer who accused him of sexual assault. Freddy speaks to Spectator columnist Lionel Shriver about some of the oddities of this case against the former president. 

  • Does the Biden administration have a plan with Iran?

    Does the Biden administration have a plan with Iran?

    Freddy Gray is joined in the office by Mike Baker a former CIA operations officer, CEO of the global intelligence and security firm Portman Square Group and host of the popular news podcast The President’s Daily Brief. 

  • Could Taylor Swift swing the election?

    Could Taylor Swift swing the election?

    Freddy Gray sits down with host and producer of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast Galen Druke to discuss whether a Taylor Swift endorsement could sway the general election.

  • Will Jon Stewart still be funny?

    Will Jon Stewart still be funny?

    Freddy speaks to Jonathan Askonas, assistant professor of politics at the Catholic University of America about Jon Stewart’s return to TV, and what role, albeit inadvertent, he played in Tucker’s media success.

  • What went wrong with Ron?

    What went wrong with Ron?

    Freddy Gray is joined in New Hampshire by Ben Domenech, Fox News contributor and editor-at-large of The Spectator World. On the podcast they discuss the pro-Trump establishment of the Republican Party; how the Republican cohort have changed since the Obama election and what issues Trump can identify that appeal to voters. 

  • Is New Hampshire a Potemkin primary?

    Is New Hampshire a Potemkin primary?

    For this special Americano podcast, Freddy Gray is in New Hampshire with The Spectator World team, Matt McDonald and Zack Christenson, covering the chilly primaries. Are both Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley’s defeats a foregone conclusion?

  • Is the Republican primary already over?

    Is the Republican primary already over?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Republican strategist Luke Thompson about Trump’s landslide Iowa win; how much Trump’s legal proceedings will interfere with his campaign and who could be his deputy.

  • Is 2024 the ‘regime referendum?’

    Is 2024 the ‘regime referendum?’

    Freddy Gray speaks to Daniel McCarthy, editor of the conservative review Modern Age, about all things Donald Trump. Do his ongoing trials help or hinder his campaign? Do the Democrats want him to be the Republican candidate or not? And is there a bureaucratic “permanent power” that Trump would overthrow if he succeeds?

  • Do Trump’s Republican rivals have any hope?

    Do Trump’s Republican rivals have any hope?

    Freddy Gray is joined by pollster James Johnson, co-founder of JL Partners. They speak about the upcoming Iowa caucuses, the New Hampshire primary and whether Trump’s opponents have any chance of beating him. They also discuss the impact of Trump’s trials, and JL Partners’s viral word cloud which both Biden and Trump have been attempting…

  • Has Claudine Gay wrecked Harvard?

    Has Claudine Gay wrecked Harvard?

    For the first Americano episode of 2024, Freddy Gray is joined by Peter Wood, president of the National Association of Scholars, to discuss Claudine Gay’s resignation from Harvard University. On the podcast Freddy and Peter discuss Gay’s accusations of plagiarism; how the row has became wrapped up in racism, and what this means for the…

  • Is America heading towards Civil War?

    Is America heading towards Civil War?

    Freddy Gray speaks to classicist, military historian and author Victor Davis Hanson. In an end of year review, they talk about antisemitism in the US today, the battle between right and left since 2016 and a potential future Trump presidency. 

  • Is net zero leading to economic ruination?

    Is net zero leading to economic ruination?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Robert Bryce who is an author and expert on energy, power and politics. On the podcast, Robert talks about the economic implications of Europe’s net zero targets; why we should push for nuclear energy; and shares the human stories behind electricity.

  • Biden’s Middle East approach – and is he in trouble at home?

    Biden’s Middle East approach – and is he in trouble at home?

    Freddy Gray is reunited with Charles Lipson and Jacob Heilbrunn to debate the impact of Biden’s Middle East policy, and his shaky reputation at home. Is he a Cold War liberal, out of touch with the modern Democratic Party?

  • Who is the new House Speaker?

    Who is the new House Speaker?

    Amber Athey and Daniel McCarthy editor of Modern Age Journal and columnist at The Spectator join the Americano podcast to breakdown the long House speaker battle which has finally culminated in Trumpist Mike Johnson getting selected.  

  • How is Joe Biden handling the Israel-Palestine crisis?

    How is Joe Biden handling the Israel-Palestine crisis?

    This week Freddy speaks to Dennis Ross, former Middle East coordinator under President Clinton and current professor of the practice of diplomacy at Georgetown University. They discuss Biden’s visit to Israel this week, how his policy towards the Middle East borrows from Trump and Obama, and how we can discern between the public posturing and…

  • How are Democrats reacting to the war in Israel?

    How are Democrats reacting to the war in Israel?

    This week Freddy speaks to Andrew Cockburn, Washington editor of Harper’s magazine, about America’s response to the developments in the Middle East. On the podcast they discuss the “Squad” (a section of Democrats who have been making pro-Palestinian noises), how America and Israel’s surveillance system allowed the attack to happen and the importance of the…

  • Have relations thawed between the US and Iran?

    Have relations thawed between the US and Iran?

    Freddy Gray is joined by Charlie Gammell, a historian and former diplomat who was on the Iran desk at the foreign office. On the podcast they discuss the new Iran-US deal where six prisoners have been released on either side and $6 billion sent back to Iran. There has been political backlash with the Republicans…

  • Could Hunter Biden be a big problem for the Democrats?

    Could Hunter Biden be a big problem for the Democrats?

    This week Freddy Gray speaks to politics lecturer and writer Damon Linker about the ongoing investigations into Hunter Biden. With Trump facing his own criminal charges, will stories about potential Biden corruption muddy the waters for voters?

  • What does Vivek Ramaswamy stand for?

    What does Vivek Ramaswamy stand for?

    This week Freddy speaks to Jacob Heilbrunn, editor of the National Interest, about Vivek Ramaswamy. What does he stand for? Could he be the ideal candidate for Trump’s vice president? 

  • Why are Democrats winning on abortion?

    Why are Democrats winning on abortion?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Inez Stepman, a Lincoln Fellow at the Claremont Institute who was last on Americano to discuss the overturning of Roe v. Wade last year. As seen in the November midterms, could this be a winning issue for the Democrats who are gearing up for the general election?

  • Is Donald Trump untouchable?

    Is Donald Trump untouchable?

    Kate Andrews speaks to Freddy Gray and CEO of Truth Social, Devin Nunes in the week that Donald Trump refused to attend the Republican Fox News debates. Instead, the presidential candidate who is leading in the polls was interviewed by Tucker Carlson on X, formerly known as Twitter. 

  • America’s sub-literate generation

    America’s sub-literate generation

    Only 72 percent of Americans can read to a sixth-grade level. Freddy is joined by Peter W. Wood to talk about how this has happened — and why it is getting worse. What political and cultural factors have diminished the importance of reading and writing in education — and with students already using AI, where…

  • UFOs: is the truth out there?

    UFOs: is the truth out there?

    The US government is apparently hiding a program to capture and reverse-engineer UFOs. At a congressional hearing last month, David Grusch, a former intelligence official who worked with a Pentagon team looking into UFOs, said “non-human” objects had been recovered by the government. Are they finding aliens, or Chinese and Russian drones? What’s behind the…

  • Why does everyone hate the US women’s soccer team?

    Why does everyone hate the US women’s soccer team?

    Freddy Gray sits down with The Spectator’s Washington editor, Amber Athey to discuss the USWNT’s defeat in the World Cup and why some are fed up with their politics.

  • What went wrong for Ron DeSantis?

    What went wrong for Ron DeSantis?

    Freddy is joined this week by Roger Kimball, editor of the New Criterion and Spectator contributing editor and columnist, to talk about the diminishing power of Ron DeSantis. It wasn’t so long ago he looked like a serious challenger that could beat Donald Trump to the Republican nomination. Where did it all go wrong?

  • Why has Trump been indicted… again?

    Why has Trump been indicted… again?

    Freddy Gray sits down with Jacob Heilbrunn to discuss Donald Trump’s latest indictment over January 6. The former president faces seventy-eight charges which, if found guilty, could mean he faces several years in prison. 

  • Does Britain set a bad example for American conservatives?

    Does Britain set a bad example for American conservatives?

    On his recent visit to the UK, Spectator World columnist and Modern Age editor Daniel McCarthy sat down with Freddy to discuss what lessons American Republicans should learn from the doldrums into which the Tory Party has steered itself.

  • Is this the end of Silicon Valley as we know it?

    Is this the end of Silicon Valley as we know it?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Joel Kotkin who is the author of The Coming of Neo-Feudalism: A Warning to the Global Middle Class. On the podcast, they discuss the collapse of Silicon Valley. With mass layoffs in the tech sector and a post-pandemic real estate downturn, Kotkin argues the Valley is entering a period of long-term decline…

  • Is Joe Biden in trouble?

    Is Joe Biden in trouble?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Spectator columnist Douglas Murray who wrote in the UK magazine about Joe Biden’s endless gaffes and the incompetence which Douglas argues has spilled into the rest of the party.

  • Will Hunter bring down Joe Biden?

    Will Hunter bring down Joe Biden?

    This week Freddy is joined by Jacob Heilbrunn, editor of the National Interest, and Charles Lipson, professor of political science at the University of Chicago. They discuss Charles’s recent piece in The Spectator’s US edition where he argues that the walls are closing in on old Joe, in relation to the Hunter Biden story. Is the president’s involvement…

  • Oliver Stone and Fernando Sulichin on whether nuclear can solve the climate crisis

    Oliver Stone and Fernando Sulichin on whether nuclear can solve the climate crisis

    Freddy is joined by a great American filmmaker, Oliver Stone, and a great Argentinian filmmaker, Fernando Sulichin. Their new documentary Nuclear Now proposes nuclear energy as the solution to the climate crisis. On the podcast, they address global concerns about adding nuclear to the energy mix, compare the nuclear policy of Presidents Biden and Trump and discuss…

  • What happened to Kim Darroch?

    What happened to Kim Darroch?

    Freddy Gray is joined by Steve Edginton, video comment editor at the Telegraph and host of the Off Script podcast to discuss curious case of Sir Kim Darroch. A former civil servant has accused the government of an attempt to cover up “crimes” by the former British ambassador to the US, who he claims leaked intelligence to…

  • What is America’s Grand Strategy?

    What is America’s Grand Strategy?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Michael Anton, professor at Hillsdale College and former member of the National Security Council under George W. Bush and Donald Trump. On the podcast Freddy and Michael discuss his speech at the London National Conservatism Conference about Winston Churchill’s Grand Strategy in an American context. 

  • What do Donald Trump’s children want?

    What do Donald Trump’s children want?

    Freddy Gray is joined by filmmaker, Alex Holder who had access to Trump’s inner circle when making the documentary Unprecedented. On the podcast, they discuss Trump’s supporter base, his relationship with his children and why Ivanka is the favorite. 

  • What went wrong with digital media?

    What went wrong with digital media?

    Freddy speaks to Semafor cofounder Ben Smith, formerly of the New York Times, BuzzFeed News and Politico, whose new book Traffic is an origins story for digital media. On the podcast they discuss how a new genre of journalism was birthed from a desire to cause trouble online, whether woke culture spawned from digital media and if…

  • Is Joe Biden a good Catholic?

    Is Joe Biden a good Catholic?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Ed Condon, editor of the Pillar. They discuss Biden’s Catholicism; how it plays out in his politics and whether it will be a big part of his presidential campaign. 

  • Why did Murdoch take so long to settle?

    Why did Murdoch take so long to settle?

    Freddy discusses with Michael Wolff

  • Was Biden’s visit to Belfast gaffe-free?

    Was Biden’s visit to Belfast gaffe-free?

    Lew Lukens, former deputy chief of mission at the US Embassy in London, joins Amber Athey

  • Will Donald Trump get a fair trial?

    Will Donald Trump get a fair trial?

    Donald Trump was in court last week where he pleaded not guilty to thirty-four counts of falsifying records. To discuss, Freddy Gray is joined by lawyer Alan Dershowitz and Charles Lipson, professor emeritus of political science at the University of Chicago.

  • What happened on January 6?

    What happened on January 6?

    Freddy speaks to Roger Kimball, editor of the New Criterion and Spectator contributing editor to discuss new footage which has emerged from January 6.

  • Will the real George Santos please stand up?

    Will the real George Santos please stand up?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Shawn McCreesh, a features writer at New York magazine who recently spent time with Republican congressman George Santos.

  • Does race trump merit in America?

    Does race trump merit in America?

    Heather Mac Donald joins Freddy Gray for this week’s Americano. Heather is a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author of When Race Trumps Merit. On the podcast, Heather breaks down what she describes as a “regressive equity epidemic” in which race overtakes merit in almost all areas of society.

  • What is America doing in Ukraine?

    What is America doing in Ukraine?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Professor John Mearsheimer, the political scientist and international relations scholar, about America’s foreign policy on the war in Ukraine.

  • Should Americans be worried about their debt?

    Should Americans be worried about their debt?

    Freddy Gray talks to the Bloomberg journalist and podcaster Joseph Weisenthal about the likely rise of America’s debt ceiling… once again.

  • Will Mexico help Biden stop illegal immigration?

    Will Mexico help Biden stop illegal immigration?

    President Biden is visiting Mexico this week to meet with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada. Biden is expected to bring up illegal immigration with Obrador, and hopes that he can offer him some way out of what is becoming a spiraling crisis. But is any help coming? Freddy…

  • Could Georgia decide the midterms?

    Could Georgia decide the midterms?

    This week Freddy is joined by Matt McDonald, US managing editor of The Spectator, who is covering the midterms from Georgia. What will the result of the runoff be there and could this decide who takes control of the Senate?

  • What do the midterm results mean for national conservatism?

    What do the midterm results mean for national conservatism?

    Freddy Gray speaks to Yoram Hazony, the author of Conservatism: A Rediscovery, about the midterm results, and what happens next to national conservatism in the United States.

  • Will the Republicans win the midterms?

    Will the Republicans win the midterms?

    Republican strategist Luke Thompson returns to Americano to give Freddy Gray the lowdown on how things are shaping up ahead of the midterm elections in November.

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Freddy Gray is deputy editor of The Spectator and the founding editor of The Spectator’s World edition. He was formerly literary editor of the American Conservative.