# Joseph Rainey Center

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Siding with Iran Is Insane, Hollywood's Wake-Up Call, and the Path Forward for America

This week on Breaking Battlegrounds, Chuck Warren is joined by guest co-host Shay Khatari for a compelling lineup of guests and conversations. Former British soldier and Middle East strategist Andrew Fox kicks things off, diving into his article, "The Moronic Obscenity of Siding with Iran." With th…

Episode 30: Systemic Racism and National Security

Fault Lines welcomes Bishop Garrison, Director of National Security Outreach at Human Rights First and co-Founder and President of the Joseph Rainey Center for Public Policy. Where do the diversity problems in national security come from? Why are some military bases named after confederate office…

Espionage Expertise: Mastering Sales And Influence With Jeremy Hurewitz

In this episode, we sit down with Jeremy Hurewitz, the author of Sell Like a Spy: The Art of Persuasion from the World of Espionage and a policy advisor on National Security for the Joseph Rainey Center. Building his career around former CIA case officers, FBI agents, and other intelligence operati…

Episode 3: Reclaiming History

In the wake of protests surrounding the police killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, America's institutions are reckoning with their roles in legacies of slavery and racism. The U.S. military is no exception. This week, Bishop Garrison, a U.S. Army veteran and former homeland security and de…

Republic vs. regime: Who wins the AI arms race? | Sarah Hunt

Artificial intelligence is fueling a new kind of arms race, one that isn’t just about technology, but about the clash of values between free republics and authoritarian regimes. In this episode, Sutherland Chief Growth Officer Derek Monson sits in for Nic Dunn, and is joined by Sarah Hunt, presiden…

Right as Rainey

Thanks to the ballooning interest in political polling over the last few decades, Americans can closely track daily changes in matters like the president's approval rating. But it is the rare outfit like the Rainey Center that digs beyond basic questions to provide a substantive survey of American …

The Green Nude Eel and Other Heterodoxies, with Sarah Hunt

Sarah Hunt There’s gonzo, and then there’s Sarah Hunt. Hunt is the humorist/policy activist who came up with the moniker “Green Nude Eel” in response to the preposterous extravagances of the utopian environmental left and in particular a certain freshperson congresscritter whose name shall not be u…

The Battle for Human Dignity in the Age of AI with Devan Patel

In this week's episode of The Narrative, David and Mike discuss: The Save Ohio Sports Act, the bill that will target predatory mobile wagering by restricting sports betting exclusively to Ohio's four physical casinos. The landmark 6-3 Supreme Court decision that upholds Ohio's Save Women Sports Ac…

U.S. Should Designate Copper a "Critical Mineral" After Supply Chain Shock

The US is experiencing a shock in the copper supply chain as Peru, a leading exporter, undergoes crippling political unrest. Lawmakers and governors across the country have been calling on the Biden administration to designate copper as a critical mineral. JP Carroll and Sarah Hunt from the Joseph …

Garrett Boorojian and Founder, Vental Strategic Advisory Group / Senior Fellow, Inclusive Governance, Joseph Rainey Center for Public Policy / Member, Meridian Global Leadership Council / (Commentator: CNN; MS NOW; NewsNation; CBS News), Rina Shah

Garrett Boorojian and Rina Shah discuss relationship building in a team environment. Rina spoke about her: Family Tree and Career Background "Republican against Trump" stance, and her concerns regarding the future of the Republican Party post-2026 Midterms Criticism about the War in Iran, which in…