Can bipartisan cooperation revive American politics and solve climate change?

Society · Published 14 October 2026 Swipe more like this →

In short: Former Republican Congressman Bob Inglis presents an optimistic vision for the future of the United States, arguing that conservative leadership and free enterprise can tackle our most urgent global challenges.

In this talk, Bob Inglis explores how working across ideological divides can address pressing issues like climate change. He suggests that the solutions lie in a combination of free enterprise and proactive leadership, urging Americans to focus on future-oriented 'moon shots' rather than looking backward.

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