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Oct 28, 2026

Phil VischerHOST
27:25
Christians.
Phil VischerHOST
27:25
It's not just the few people that we have elected, though, because a couple of weeks ago was also the National Conservatism Conference, which is organized by Yoram Hazoni.
Phil VischerHOST
27:37
Hazoni? Hazoni.
Phil VischerHOST
27:39
I'm going with Hazoni.
Jay BurdenHOST
2:27
He's been crashing out, as the kids say, for a variety of reasons.
Jay BurdenHOST
2:31
One, there was what we talked about last week, all the NatCon stuff.
Jay BurdenHOST
2:34
And don't worry, he's still talking about that.
Jay BurdenHOST
2:37
But there was also a major expose.

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James LindsaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:53
And if you're not on board, you're under attack.
James LindsaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:56
And I have called this out actually for a long time with these guys.
James LindsaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:00
But most recently with their big NatCon conference that they hosted, Yoram Hazony hosted there.
James LindsaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:05
That's the organizer of NatCon.
Hannah GurmanGUEST
31:48
One thing I thought was important about him and why I included him in the book is that he brings post-liberal ideas into the mainstream of the new right.
Hannah GurmanGUEST
32:02
And he started an organization called National Conservatism in 2019 that has annual conferences that bring together intellectuals and politicians on the new right to share ideas and also to promote them to the broader public.
Hannah GurmanGUEST
32:21
So he serves a really important kind of institutional function for post-liberalism.
Hannah GurmanGUEST
32:28
And Yoram Hazoni is a really interesting figure.
Charles SpadilleGUEST
11:40
and go back to the way we have been historically, which is ardently isolationist.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
11:47
Yeah, my take on NatCon was seeing the speeches that upset the hardcore Zionists in Israel the most, whether these speeches were like totally like, you know, I don't think that they were planned, like they were handed a script.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
12:12
I think they knew what these people were going to say.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
12:14
It's Amanda Milius, Jonathan Kieperman, and William Wolfe.

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Pete QuiñonesHOST
22:52
And I brought that up to say that we can't be surprised by what we're seeing now.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
23:00
This was inevitably going to happen.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
23:04
And my idea when I'm watching NatCon is that they're riling up these insane, the most insane psycho-Zionist Jews, which are in Israel, against us.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
23:21
And that's, I think that was the whole point of the conference, was to rile them up to be like, yeah, America cannot be allowed to exist anymore.
Moshe KoppelGUEST
1:29
So, you know, the match between conservatism and the Jewish people is an extremely natural one.
Moshe KoppelGUEST
1:36
And that's why it's completely natural that NatCon should be in Israel.
Moshe KoppelGUEST
1:40
And I give Yoram a lot of credit for bringing NatCon to Israel.
Moshe KoppelGUEST
1:42
I think this is really its natural home.
Moshe KoppelGUEST
1:45
And this has been a wonderful conference.
Charles SpadillePANELIST
12:49
and go back to the way we have been historically, which is ardently isolationist.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
12:56
Yeah, my take on NatCon was seeing the speeches that upset the hardcore Zionists in Israel the most, whether these speeches were like totally like, you know, I don't think that they were planned, like they were handed a script.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
13:22
I think they knew what these people were going to say.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
13:24
It's Amanda Milius, Jonathan Kieperman, and William Wolfe.

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Pete QuiñonesHOST
23:01
And I brought that up to say that we can't be surprised by what we're seeing now.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
23:10
This was inevitably going to happen.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
23:14
And my idea when I'm watching NatCon is that They're riling up these insane, the most insane psycho-Zionist Jews, which are in Israel, against us.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
23:31
And I think that was the whole point of the conference, was to rile them up to be like, yeah, America cannot be allowed to exist anymore.
Tom WoodsHOST
1:15
What's the speech and what's the conference? And why would we devote an episode? Why would we devote an episode of this show that will be longer than the speech we're talking about to this topic?
J. BurdenGUEST
1:26
Yeah, so the speech we're talking about was given by William Wolfe at NatCon Jerusalem.
J. BurdenGUEST
1:33
So a couple things off the bat.
Tom WoodsHOST
1:34
Yeah, explain what NatCon is.
J. BurdenGUEST
1:37
So NatCon is a political conference put on by a man named Yoram Hazoni.
J. BurdenGUEST
1:42
He is an Israeli-U.S. dual citizen, perhaps best known for a series of books on nationalism.
J. BurdenGUEST
1:50
So for instance, he's written a book called The Virtue of Nationalism in 2018 that sort of made him famous, at least in the West.
J. BurdenGUEST
1:58
Most recent, a book called Conservatism, A Rediscovery.
Jose GalisonHOST
5:04
We'll get into that in a little bit.
Jose GalisonHOST
5:07
But I do think to kind of lead with substance, probably should back up, tell our audience a little bit about kind of the sphere, the stuff we're going to be getting into mostly is we're going to be probably talking about the – what is it? I keep butchering and calling it national conservatism.
Jose GalisonHOST
5:22
It's conservative nationalism, right? The conservative national – I keep butchering the terms of what the conference is.
Jose GalisonHOST
5:27
I think it's national
Jose GalisonHOST
5:33
Okay, NatCon.
Jose GalisonHOST
5:34
There you go.
Jose GalisonHOST
5:34
National conservatism.
Jose GalisonHOST
5:37
This has been...
Michał OwczarekCORRESPONDENT
14:44
It's about the cynicism of the left.
Michał OwczarekCORRESPONDENT
14:50
When Prime Minister Donald Tusk's pro-EU ruling coalition came to power late 2023, it pledged to liberalise the abortion laws after eight years of rule by the National Conservatives.
Michał OwczarekCORRESPONDENT
15:05
However, in the almost three years since, the government has failed to introduce any new legislation.
Michał OwczarekCORRESPONDENT
15:12
Suddenly, earlier this week, lawmakers approved two abortion bills, one that would reverse the 2020 ruling, the other that would decriminalise providing help to women in obtaining unlawful abortions.
Daniel HannanGUEST
52:37
I think knowing how to delegate is a really, really key part of being a good and successful politician.
Daniel HannanGUEST
52:43
Now, that is very different from what is happening in the US, where the NatCon or post-liberal movement is in a very malign way interested in economics and defines itself against people like us rather than against the left.
Daniel HannanGUEST
52:59
And that I think is much more problematic.
Daniel HannanGUEST
53:01
And so my interest at the moment in Latin America and what I think the rest of us can learn is how do we free marketeers and classical liberals, how do we cohabitate with these more traditional conservatives in an amicable way.

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