The Next Generation of Conservatives | Gala Keynote Interview
May 14, 2026
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as posted by the channelFox News host and bestselling author Brian Kilmeade sits down with three remarkable student leaders for the Keynote Interview at ISI's America 500 Gala for Western Civilization.
Joining Brian on stage:
Elsa Johnson (Stanford University) — Editor of the Stanford Review, whose investigative reporting exposed Chinese Communist Party influence operations targeting elite American universities.
Christian Spadini (Georgetown University) — Leader of Georgetown's ISI chapter and a coalition of conservative student organizations standing for faith, free speech, and intellectual seriousness on campus.
Leo Koerner (Harvard University) — Leader of the John Adams Society, building a community for principled conservative thought at Harvard.
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The America 500 Gala for Western Civilization celebrates ISI's mission to advance the life of the mind, the study of enduring ideas, and the principles of a free society — preparing the rising generation to carry the Western intellectual tradition into America's 250th anniversary and beyond.
🌐 Learn more about ISI: isi.org/join
#ISI #BrianKilmeade #America500 #WesternCivilization #ConservativeStudents #HigherEducation #FreeSpeech
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