Experts - Saagar Enjeti - Hudson Institute

Saagar Enjeti was a media fellow at Hudson Institute where he co-hosted The Realignment podcast. He also co-hosts Rising on Hill TV. Saagar earned his master’s degree in security studies from Georgetown University and a bachelor’s degree in economics from The George Washington University.

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FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr on how the right should approach Big Tech and free speech debates, competition with China, and how a political realignment will reshape the right.

Thomas Duesterberg makes the case for why U.S. "industrial policy" isn't the best response to economic competition from China and America's vulnerable supply chains.

Michael Shellenberger joins The Realignment to make the pro-nuclear, anti-Green New Deal case for confronting climate change.

Nick Timothy joins The Realignment to discuss the future of the right on both sides of the Atlantic.

Bhaskar Sunkara joins The Realignment to debate Marshall and Saagar on the vices and virtues of socialism.

Dr. John Lee returns to The Realignment to make the case for decoupling the American and Chinese economies after the COVID-19 crisis.

Heather Long unpacks the impact of COVID-19 on the labor market.

Walter Russell Mead, Rebeccah Heinrichs, and John Walters join The Realignment to discuss how the U.S., and the world at large, is reassessing national interests and national security in light of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Matthew Continetti argues that the Coronavirus outbreak has accelerated generational and ideological changes on the right.

Michael Doran, Peter Rough, and John Lee explore the geopolitical ramifications of the Coronavirus outbreak in the Middle East, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific.

Tim Morrison discusses the economic impact of the Coronavirus crisis and China's leverage over the American healthcare system.

Ross Douthat, conservative New York Times columnist and author of __The Decadent Society: How We Became the Victims of Our Own Success__, joins The Realignment.

Jane Coaston, Vox senior politics reporter and co-host of The Weeds podcast, joins The Realignment to discuss the state of the conservative movement.

Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton talks about the Coronavirus outbreak, the Chinese Communist Party, and the case for American leadership abroad.

Oren Cass joins The Realignment to launch American Compass, his new organization that’s arguing for a new conservative approach to economics.

Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti join The Realignment to articulate the case for the populist left and right.

Klon Kitchen joins The Realignment to debate the right’s response to the power of big tech companies.

Michael Lind, author of The New Class War, and J.D. Vance join The Realignment in front of a live audience for the season two premiere.

Hudson Institute’s John Walters and Douglas Feith talk about the explosive Afghanistan Papers and reflect on the history of the war.

Marshall and Saagar return to Capitol Hill and speak with Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher about how he’s navigating the realignment era.

Chris Arnade argues America’s educational system and economy unfairly favors credentialed elites over those left-behind.

Hudson Institute Senior Fellow and author of Thanksgiving: The Holiday At the Heart of the American Experience joins The Realignment for a special Thanksgiving-themed episode.

Michael Doran and Blaise Misztal debate Syria, Turkey, the Kurds, and the state of the U.S. alliance system

Peter Navarro discusses the Trump administration’s approach to economic competition and its focus on blue-collar workers and manufacturing.

Robert Spalding joins The Realignment to discuss his new book about China’s decades-long strategy to use American institutions to undermine U.S. national security.

Senator Josh Hawley talks about the dramatic political, economic, and technological changes reshaping America and its role in the world.

Marshall and Saagar travel to the State Department to interview Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about his approach to foreign policy and how the sports and entertainment industry should navigate the Chinese market.

Mike Isaac, New York Times technology reporter and author of Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber discusses the challenges and opportunities facing massively valued technology companies.

Rebeccah joins The Realignment to articulate and defend President Trump’s worldview.

Bhaskar Sunkara, founding editor and publisher of the socialist magazine Jacobin, joins The Realignment to debate Marshall and Saagar on the vices and

The Washington Free Beacon’s new Editor in Chief and former Politico reporter Eliana Johnson describes reporting on the White House during a time of political upheaval in D.C.

Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Michael Doran describes the shifting American foreign policy consensus in both parties and argues that the foreign policy elite has yet to truly reckon with the significance of President Trump’s election.

Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle likens capitalism to Winston Churchill’s famous saying about democracy, saying it’s the “worst system except all the others.” Megan offers a spirited defense of the market amid increasing skepticism from the left an

Former White House Drug Czar and Hudson Institute COO, John Walters, joins The Realignment to discuss drug control policy at home and abroad.

Matt Stoller and Zach Graves join The Realignment to discuss the origins of the populist backlash against Silicon Valley technology companies.

Hillbilly Elegy author and investor J.D. Vance joins The Realignment to discuss the future of conservatism, the Big Tech backlash, industrial policy, and the rise of China.

Ross Douthat, conservative New York Times columnist and author of The Decadent Society: How We Became the Victims of Our Own Success, joins The Realignment.