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Neal Freeman is a former editor of and columnist for National Review and the founding producer of Firing Line.

Mr. Freeman is a former editor of and columnist for National Review and the founding producer of Firing Line. This article has been adapted from his new book, Walk with Me: An Invitation to Faith.

Politics & Policy

What Would Frank Say?

By Neal B. Freeman August 28, 2021

Daniel Flynn, biographer of Frank Meyer, discusses the contributions that the National Review editor made to the conservative movement in the 20th century.

NR PLUS Magazine

In the Kitchen with Hitchens

By Neal B. Freeman February 18, 2021

Rollicking debates about God and war.

U.S.

Come Home to the Freedom Party

By Neal B. Freeman January 8, 2021

The hour is late.

NR PLUS Magazine

NR’s Founding Fathers

By Neal B. Freeman December 3, 2020

As remembered by one who was there.

Politics & Policy

The Unexpurgated Jim Buckley

By Neal B. Freeman October 5, 2020

James Buckley will receive the Buckley Prize at NRI’s Gala on Monday night.

Health Care

Rick Scott’s Moment

By Neal B. Freeman March 10, 2020

There’s no bluff in Rick Scott.

NR PLUS Politics & Policy

Republicans Have No Brand Problem

By Neal B. Freeman December 19, 2019

Talking politics with Haley Barbour.

Politics & Policy

My Interview with the Extraordinary Hank Brown

By Neal B. Freeman August 20, 2019

A Firing Line conversation. On Biden: ‘The word he was looking for was hidden in the back of the closet.’ On college: ‘Most students would be better off working full-time.’