What is modern “liberalism” really? Where did it come from? What is the connection between its defamatory rhetoric and its deeper purposes? These and related questions are addressed here by Fred Siegel drawing from his new book, The Revolt Against the Masses: How Liberalism Has Undermined the Middle Class.

From 1982, Milt talks with noted philosopher and author Mortimer Adler about his book The Angels With Us.

From 2oo6, Milt talks with Alan Dershowitz about law and the world of terrorism.

Milt talks with scholars Maurie Kravitz and John Woods about the life and times of Ghengis Kahn.

From a radio program of a few years ago, we talk with the brilliantly pessimistic and combative playwright and filmmaker David Mamet. He brings those same qualities to the old and persisting question: “Why the Jews?” Notably, Mamet turned to this subject as his conversion to conservatism was becoming more publicly proclaimed.

From 2007, Milt talks with Andrew Ferguson about his travels across America in his book The Land of Lincoln: Adventure’s in Abe’s America.

From 2004, Milt talks with popular physicist and cosmologist Brian Greene about his book The Fabric of the Cosmos.

From 2004, Milt talks with CBS’ Bob Schieffer about his book Face the Nation: My Favorite Stories from the First 50 Years of the Award-Winning News Broadcast.

Milt talks with Cuban scholar Humberto Fontova about his latest book The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro.

From October 24th, 2005, Milt talks with the official biographer of Winston Churchill, Sir Martin Gilbert, about the life of Churchill.