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Firing Line | Sam Tanenhaus | Season 2025

Firing Line | Sam Tanenhaus | Season 2025

Overheard with Evan Smith:Sam Tanenhaus Season 1 Episode 6

Overheard with Evan Smith:Sam Tanenhaus Season 1 Episode 6

Watergate, AIDS, Trump: Sam Tanenhaus reflects on the nuanced legacy of William F. Buckley Jr.

Watergate, AIDS, Trump: Sam Tanenhaus reflects on the nuanced legacy of William F. Buckley Jr.

Firing Line with Margaret Hoover - Sam Tanenhaus - Twin Cities PBS

Firing Line with Margaret Hoover - Sam Tanenhaus - Twin Cities PBS

U.S. election update with Sam Tanenhaus

U.S. election update with Sam Tanenhaus

Biographer Sam Tanenhaus discusses William F. Buckley Jr.'s life and his enduring legacy 100 years after his birth. "He was a ubiquitous presence for about 50 years in American life." TONIGHT 8:30 pm ET PBS listings: to.pbs.org/39hI6Tf | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

Biographer Sam Tanenhaus discusses William F. Buckley Jr.'s life and his enduring legacy 100 years after his birth. "He was a ubiquitous presence for about 50 years in American life." TONIGHT 8:30 pm ET PBS listings: to.pbs.org/39hI6Tf | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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In 1997, Sam Tanenhaus appeared on #FiringLine to discuss his biography of Whittaker Chambers with William F. Buckley Jr. This week, we revisit Margaret Hoover's interview with Tanenhaus about his long-awaited biography of Buckley and Buckley's legacy 100 years after his birth. | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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Sam Tanenhaus explains William F. Buckley Jr.’s initial support of Richard Nixon over Ronald Reagan on #AmericasTownHall. Watch the full conversation: https://ow.ly/30s950XIsVj | National Constitution Center

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Firing Line | Sam Tanenhaus Part 2 | Season 2025

John Irving and Sam Tanenhaus | Great Conversations

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"One thing we forget now is how divisive an issue the Panama Canal treaties were in the late 1970s." William F. Buckley Jr. biographer Sam Tanenhaus explains how a #FiringLine debate with Ronald Reagan over the Panama Canal impacted the 1980 election. bit.ly/45Nghiy | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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Author Sam Tanenhaus discusses William F. Buckley Jr.'s first public speech and how he believes it led Buckley to a career in leading many oppositional movements. Watch the full #AmericasTownHall: https://ow.ly/kME450XIsKH | National Constitution Center

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Move aside, Trump – here’s the man who made conservatism fun

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Biographer Sam Tanenhaus recalls discovering the Buckley family's involvement with a segregationist newspaper in South Carolina and explains how its contents contrasted with their treatment of their own Black household staff. "It was a secret they guarded for many years." Check out Margaret Hoover’s interview with Sam Tanenhaus on PBS, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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Author Sam Tanenhaus responds to critics who say his new biography of William F. Buckley Jr. fails to capture how Buckley’s Catholicism shaped his political views. “He was a conservative Catholic…He was not a theological Catholic,” says Tanenhaus. His Catholicism informed his political views “only in the most routine way, not in a philosophical way.” Check out Margaret Hoover’s interview with Sam Tanenhaus on PBS, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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In his new biography, author Sam Tanenhaus describes Bill Buckley as an arguer, not a thinker. “Bill Buckley lived and thought in the moment,” said Tanenhaus. “If a debate came up, he would almost always have a striking, original, or at least sesquipedalian answer for you…But if you asked him to step back from that and put all the arguments together, then he really struggled.” Check out part 2 of Margaret Hoover’s interview with Sam Tanenhaus on PBS, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. |

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Author Sam Tanenhaus discusses his new biography of William F. Buckley Jr., the architect of the modern American conservative revolution. “There was nobody like him before. There hasn't been anyone since,” says Tanenahus. “Bill Buckley was probably the most famous intellectual in America for that entire span.” Check out Margaret Hoover’s interview with Sam Tanenhaus on PBS, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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Biographer Sam Tanenhaus says original Firing Line host William F. Buckley Jr. was an arguer, not a thinker. “Bill Buckley lived and thought in the moment,” said Tanenhaus. “If a debate came up, he would almost always have a striking, original, or at least sesquipedalian, answer for you…But if you asked him to step back from that and put all the arguments together, then he really struggled.” Check out Margaret Hoover’s interview on PBS, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. | Firing Line w

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Biographer Sam Tanenhaus explains why William F. Buckley Jr. invited civil rights leaders like Jesse Jackson on Firing Line—and how it affected his views on race. "Bill Buckley had them on his program when almost nobody else would do it. He thought people should hear them." Check out Margaret Hoover’s interview on PBS, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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Author Sam Tanenhaus said that Bill Buckley, an old friend of Howard Hunt from working at the CIA, “knows a lot more than he's letting on” about Watergate. “National Review was publishing defenses of the CIA even when it was clear the agency had broken the law,” said Tanenhaus. Check out part 2 of Margaret Hoover’s interview with Sam Tanenhaus on PBS, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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Author Sam Tanenhaus reflects on how William F. Buckley Jr.’s conservative revolution changed America. “What it did was to shift the power center from the East Coast, the old line establishment…to the Sun Belt—that's the politics of Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan, of the Bushes,” says Tanenhaus. “Actually changing the map of American politics…was something Buckley was very closely involved in.” Listen to the podcast and follow on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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Will Rahn of Bari Weiss's Free Press to Jewish historian Sam Tanenhaus: Is there "anyone you see as a potential gatekeeper" who could kick these "Nick Fuentes people" out of the right's coalition? Tanenhaus: "No." | InformationLiberation

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Sam Tanenhaus On Bill Buckley

Some argue that Bill Buckley paved the way for MAGA, but author Sam Tanenhaus is not so sure. “I don't think we needed Bill Buckley to give us Donald Trump,” said Tanenhaus. “Can you see connections? Yes, absolutely you can but that doesn't mean Bill Buckley is responsible for Donald Trump.” Check out part 2 of Margaret Hoover’s interview with Sam Tanenhaus on PBS, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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HAPPENING THEN & NOW: "IF YOU ARE SKEPTICAL OF ISRAEL...YOU ARE ANTISEMITIC" Sam Tanenhaus discusses the 90s Gulf War, pre-9/11, when Pat Buchanan asked, “Why are we fighting this war for Israel?” and was denounced. | America's Voice News

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190 – Biographizing Buckley with Sam Tanenhaus

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🚨Steve Bannon🚨Sam Tanenhaus 🚨Buckley’s Encounters with Powerful Anti-Communists

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Book TV on Instagram: "In 1965, William F. Buckley Jr. debated James Baldwin at the @cambridgeunion. Author of “Buckley,” Sam Tanenhaus chronicles what happened at the historic debate. Did you miss our coverage of the @miamibookfair this past weekend? Watch everything that happened at booktv.org #history #books #author #buckley #jamesbaldwin #debate #booktok"

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