An Interview with Carlos Restrepo
“Those who protest aren’t losing anything, the ones who lose are we who work, who produce, and they aren’t producing anything in their marches, other than harms and damages.”
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An Interview with Yale World Fellow Cristina Velez Valencia
“It’s really easy to think you know everything because you went to a conference or because you read a paper. That doesn’t mean you know about everything.”
A Conversation with Benjamin Wittes: On the “LOL, nothing matters” Presidency and the Omnipresence of Politics
“I think my job is to be as good a lawyer as the best lawyers. And to be as good a journalist as the best journalists. And I fail at both on a regular basis, but that is the job.”
Development and Democracy in a Shrinking World: An Interview with Harvard Economist Dani Rodrik
“It is much easier to say, “do X regardless” than to say, “do X if circumstances are such-and-such, do Y if they are such-and-such, and Z otherwise.”
An Interview with Adam Kokesh
The Libertarian Party candidate discusses his plan to abolish the federal government
Interview with Marianne Williamson, 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidate, on Love and Apathy
“The only thing that overrides and disperses hate is love.”
Superheroes, Comics, and Diversity in Film: An Interview with Dennis Liu, Writer and Director
“When you have young adults and teens and kids looking up to these heroes, and you don’t have a face for yourself, I think that really influences confidence, self-identity, and a host of other issues.”
U.S. Foreign Policy and a World in Disarray: An Interview with Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations
“I would argue the United States will not be looked at quite the same way again. We have raised doubts.”