Transcript
  • 00:20    |    
    Estuardo Zapeta: Interview Opening
  • 00:55    |    
    T. Kenneth Cribb: First Thoughts
  • 01:52    |    
    How is the daily struggle for freedom in the United States?
    • The Turning Point: The 1980 Presidential Election
    • Diplomatic Relationships with the Vatican
  • 04:41    |    
    Can you tell us how you end up working with president Reagan?
  • 07:47    |    
    What was the view of the Human Right's Policy from the Reagan Campaing?
    • The Policy of Containment
    • The Bipolar View
  • 10:03    |    
    What was your position in Reagan's Campaign?
  • 11:35    |    
    How difficult was the cultural transition from the Carter's administration?
  • 13:17    |    
    What was the voting percentage that Reagan obtained in 1980?
  • 14:06    |    
    What was the overall idea about the role of the government?
  • 15:31    |    
    What was the basis for the economical growth during this administration?
    • Marginal Tax Rates Reduction
    • De-Regulation of the American Industry
  • 18:29    |    
    Since there were huge sectors that didn't share these ideas, How did he deal with the power balance?
  • 20:46    |    
    Why it is difficult for intellectual universities to understand the role of freedom?
  • 24:00    |    
    American Left Intellectuals
  • 24:33    |    
    How did you deal with left intellectuals during the first presidential year?
  • 27:04    |    
    Why does freedom have more enemies now? What challenges do you see in the future world?
  • 29:32    |    
    Why did populism and collectivism has recently surged in South America? What are the challenges for Latin America?
  • 31:03    |    
    What is the aim of the Inter Collegiate Studies Institute?
  • 32:18    |    
    What are the goals of this Institute?
  • 35:03    |    
    Is the Institute promoting research?
  • 37:50    |    
    What courses will be required in the College Reform?
  • 38:24    |    
    What message will you leave to the University System in Guatemala?
  • 39:37    |    
    What will be your message to Guatemalan citizens?
  • 41:21    |    
    Final Words
  • 41:36    |    
    Final Credits


Interview with T. Kenneth Cribb Jr.

New Media  | 05 de noviembre de 2005  | Vistas: 3967

About this video

T. Kenneth Cribb Jr. was one of the witnesses and participants of a major turning point in history for the United States and the world – the election of Ronald Reagan as President of the United States in 1980. In this interview, he focuses on such an era by explaining how he began to work with President Reagan, the idea about the role of government in his administration, and his interest in human rights. Cribb describes Reagan’s doctrine and comments on various topics such as the formal diplomatic relationship that was established with the Vatican, the assumption of economic growth through marginal tax reduction and the deregulation of the American industry. Furthermore, Cribb analyzes the difficulty that many intellectual elites, such as universities and professors, have in understanding the role of liberty and explains that is the cause of his struggle with American leftist intellectuals.



Credits

Interview with T. Kenneth Cribb Jr.
T. Kenneth Cribb Jr.

Special Collection's Room
Universidad Francisco Marroquín
Guatemala, November 5, 2005

A New Media - UFM production. Guatemala, November 2005
Camera: Jorge Samayoa, Alexander Arauz; digital editing: Rodrigo Escalante; index: Christiaan Ketelaar; publication: Pedro David España



Conferencista

T. Kenneth Cribb Jr. is the president of the paleoconservative Intercollegiate…