Maryland Governor Larry Hogan joins Reaganism to discuss the future of the Republican party, his post COVID-19 vision for a more prosperous United States, and the need for Washington to get its act together.

China expert Dan Blumenthal from the American Enterprise Institute joins Reaganism to discuss how the Chinese Communist Party is far weaker then Washington realizes, and why that’s dangerous for the US.

Dan’s Book: https://amzn.to/37fCl8u

The Heritage Foundation’s Mike Gonzalez discuss his recent article in the Wall Street Journal – Tuesday’s Big Loser: Identity Politics and the 2020 Election’s implications for the role race & ethnicity play in American politics.

Mike’s WSJ Article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/tuesdays-big-loser-identity-politics-11604535714

Congressman Brad Wenstrup (OH-R) joins Reaganism from Ohio to tell the story of how he helped to save a congressman’s life after a politically motivated shooting and the government’s role in developing a vaccine to end the COVID-19 crisis.

Microsoft President Brad Smith joins Reaganism to discuss technology’s potential role in bringing back American manufacturing, Microsoft’s “tech-diplomacy” on behalf of democracy, and a quirky story about how President Reagan may have jump started the government’s interested in cyber security.

This episode of Reaganism features a conversation with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that took place at the launch of the Ronald Reagan Institute’s Center for Freedom and Democracy on November 10, 2020.

Former Ambassador to the EU and current Vice President at the Business Roundtable Amb. Kristen Silverberg joins Reaganism to discuss  the future of US trade policy and the morality of capitalism.

Soviet dissident turned Israeli statesman Natan Sharansky and American presidential historian Dr. Gil Troy join Reaganism to discuss Sharansky’s experiences in the Soviet gulags and his ongoing fight against dictatorships today.

Stanford University & Hoover Institute Research Fellow Dr. Misha Auslin joins Reaganism to discuss what a war between the United States and China might look like.

Dr. Auslin’s most recent book:

Former Senior Policy Advisor to Senator John McCain Chris Brose joins Reaganism to discuss his new book Kill Chain, which describes the Department of Defense’s desperate need to modernize for 21st century warfare.

British Historian and Churchill biographer Dr. Andrew Roberts joins Roger on this episode of Reaganism. In addition to discussing Churchill, Roger and Dr. Roberts undermine the revisionist attempt to strip Reagan of his rightful credit for the role he played in ending the Cold War.

Deputy National Security Advisor and Assistant to the President Matt Pottinger joins Reaganism to discuss President Reagan’s influence on the Trump administration, why Tik Tok is a threat to Americans, and the increasingly tense US-China relationship.

2005 piece discussing Pottinger’s time as a journalist in China: https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB113461636659623128

Renowned Reagan scholar Dr. Steven Hayward joins Reaganism to discuss how the administrations of President Trump and President Reagan compare and contrast and how #40’s legacy continues to change.

Senator Tim Scott joins Reaganism to discuss his belief in the importance of school choice, the effectiveness of opportunity zones, and the Senate’s role in the ongoing push for law enforcement reform.

Former US Ambassador to Turkey joins Reaganism to discuss his experiences with #40 during the President’s 1988 trip to Moscow.

Amb. Edelman’s Principles and Beliefs Series essay: https://bit.ly/2Rv9S6e

Secretary of the Army Ryan D. McCarthy joins Reaganism to discuss the Army’s role in the nation’s response to COVID-19, sustaining forward presence to implement the National Defense Strategy, and the ongoing effort to modernize the force.

President of Ronald Reagan’s alma mater Eureka College, Dr. Jamel Wright, joins Reaganism to discuss President Reagan’s formative years at Eureka College, the ongoing movement for racial equality, and the impact of COVID-19 on the future of higher education.

Sports media giant and Reagan Foundation trustee Ben C. Sutton Jr. joins Reaganism to discuss COIVD-19’s impact on American sports, the politics surrounding the NCAA, and whether or not we’ll see college football in 2020.