The Whole Truth with David Eisenhower

In March 2020, in the face of a global pandemic, the United States embarked on a series of unplanned and unprecedented social experiments, perhaps none greater than seeking to continue the education of many millions of k-12 students exclusively online. How well did our education system do in this trial by fire? How well did the nation’s students do? What have we learned?

The United States Constitution is among the most important legal documents ever written. What the constitution means and how it applies to the lives of Americans is determined by the Supreme Court. While Americans on the political left and right both pledge allegiance to the constitution, there is a deep divide on the interpretation by the Supreme Court.

Dr. Michael Kazin, Professor of History at Georgetown University and co-editor of Dissent magazine andAmity Shlaes, Author and columnist debate the best path for American political economy.

Since World War II, a formal system of alliances has been at the center of American foreign policy. But the world has changed so much in these decades, with new threats and new opportunities and with a dramatically different landscape in terms of the relative power of the US and of other nations in world affairs. What should be the role of alliances in America’s view of international relations?