The Good Fight

Musa Al-Gharbi on Why We Have Never Been Woke (Rerun)

Why Do We Always Think We're Right? (Rerun)

Arlie Hochschild on Trump Voters, Old and New (Rerun)

The Good Fight Club: Trump's Firings, Reinventing Liberalism, and the Rise of AI

David Enoch on Certainty and Compromise

Christine Rosen on the Harms of the Digital Age

Miles Taylor on Resisting Donald Trump

Thomas Chatterton Williams on the Age of False Certainty

Jesse Singal on Crises in Politics and Social Science

The Good Fight Club: Epstein, Columbia, Ukraine, Fed Independence

In this episode of "The Good Fight," Yascha Mounk hosts a panel featuring Mona Charen, Ivan Krastev, and Francis Fukuyama to discuss recent news and events. The panel analyzes the Jeffrey Epstein scandal and its potential impact on Donald Trump and his supporters, exploring the conspiracy theories and anti-elite sentim...

Isaac Saul on Dialogue and Disagreement

Dan Williams on Misinformation

Steven Teles on Abundance

Alex Thompson on the Decline of Joe Biden

Martin Wolf on the Coming Fall of the U.S. Economy

Dean Spears & Michael Geruso on Why We Need More People

Luke Tryl on Why Britain Is Miserable

Irshad Manji on Understanding Each Other in Turbulent Times

Francis Fukuyama on War in the Middle East

In this episode of "The Good Fight," Yascha Mounk interviews Francis Fukuyama about several pressing global issues, starting with an analysis of the recent conflict in the Middle East involving Israel and Iran, including the potential consequences of Iran's weakened state and the durability of its regime. They then tra...

Peter Hessler on China

China’s rapid transformation over the past three decades has fundamentally reshaped the lives and mindsets of its citizens, moving from a rural, impoverished society to a modern, urbanized middle-income nation. Peter Hessler, author of Other Rivers, highlights this evolution through the experiences of his former studen...