In this episode, I sit down with William to talk about what the American Dream meant before it got reduced to a bigger house, a better job, or a more comfortable life. We talk about the founders’ understanding of happiness, the people William followed for the film, and why he believes America’s future cannot be separated from its Christian roots.

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, William’s film puts a harder question in front of us: do we still have the faith, responsibility, and courage to build a country worth handing down?

Special Guest: William Hearn.

In today's episode, I break down why "tax the rich" doesn't actually work, and why, as the Federalist's Brianna Lyman put it on Fox Business, the real problem isn't a revenue problem — it's a spending problem.

We look at the record-breaking SpaceX IPO that just made 4,400 employees millionaires, why 892 companies (and $47 billion) fled New York's socialist hellscape, what Venezuela's collapse should teach us, and what Madison, Friedman, and Thatcher understood that today's politicians refuse to.