interview with Matthew Turpinvia Into The Grey Zone Podcast
Sunday, February 21, 2021
Hoover Institution fellow Matthew Turpin explores a global battle of values between China and leading democracies over issues like Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Xinjiang.
Hoover Institution fellow Ayaan Hirsi Ali discusses her book Prey: Immigration, Islam, And The Erosion Of Women's Rights. Hirsi Ali links the disturbing increase of sexual violence and harassment in European cities to the millions of men migrating from Muslim-majority countries and Hirsi Ali also talks about women's rights, political correctness, and the 'cancel culture.'
In a sweeping new installment of The Classicist, Victor Davis Hanson looks at how the Left has moved from a countercultural movement in the 1960s to the commanding heights of American culture in the 2020s.
Victor Davis Hanson examines how progressivism has captured American institutions: everything from higher education to high finance, from tech to sports. Along the way, he explains what progressives’ cultural ascendance has revealed about their ideology, predicts what it means for the Right, and analyzes whether a backlash is imminent.
Hudson Institute senior fellow Michael Doran discusses U.S.-Turkish relations and his recent essay for Hoover, “America Is Obstructing Turkey’s Geostrategic Destiny.”
The Hoover Institution hosted US-Taiwan Relations and Taiwan’s International Status on Thursday, February 18, 2021 from 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. PST. In this talk, Jacques deLisle addressed the Biden Administration reversing many of the Trump Administration's policies towards Taiwan as well as Taiwan’s complicated status in US and international law, and Taiwan’s ongoing quest for international space and stature.
Hoover Institution fellow Herb Lin discusses the Doomsday Clock as it moves closer to midnight depending on how close we are to human-made global catastrophe through climate change, nuclear weapons, and pandemics fueled by misinformation and failed leadership.
