This podcast episode examines the topic of fascism and its relation to American conservatism. The conversation challenges the oversimplification of labeling all conservatism as fascism and highlights the unique characteristics of American conservatism. It delves into the characteristics of the new right movement and the absence of a limiting principle in their arguments. The historical roots of European and imported fascism in America are explored, along with America's historical sympathy for fascism over communism. The rise of the New Right and its frustration with interventionism is discussed, as well as the emergence of young voices and the challenges of online discourse. The role of religion and online platforms in shaping political ideologies is also examined, emphasizing the importance of nuanced analysis and engagement with opposing views.