Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Bobby Jindal — Live on the Corner!
 | Today, the National Review Institute, National Review's sister organization, opens it's biennial Ideas Summit in Washington, D.C. Special segments of the Summit will be LIVE streamed on the Corner for free — watch Rich Lowry and Jeb Bush, Jim Geraghty and Marco Rubio, John Fund and Carly Fiorina, and Heather Higgins and Bobby Jindal discuss why the future is conservative, and more! First live stream starts today at 4:25 p.m. EST with Jeb Bush. Don't miss it! Full schedule is below. Click on the event to watch. Thursday, April 30 3:00 P.M. NRI Ideas Summit Livestream Event: Rich Lowry, Welcome Address 4:25 P.M. NRI Ideas Summit Livestream Event: A Conversation with Jeb Bush and Rich Lowry 5:15 P.M. NRI Ideas Summit Livestream Event: A Conversation with Paul Ryan and Eliana Johnson 8:30 P.M. NRI Ideas Summit Livestream Event: A Conversation with Ben Sasse and Larry Kudlow 9:20 P.M. NRI Ideas Summit Livestream Audio Event: The Night Owl Friday, May 1 8:45 A.M. NRI Ideas Summit Livestream Event: A Conversation with Marco Rubio and Jim Geraghty 11:15 A.M. NRI Ideas Summit Livestream Event: A Conversation with Bobby Jindal and Heather Higgins Saturday, May 2 10:25 A.M. NRI Ideas Summit Livestream Event: A Conversation with Tom Cotton and John O'Sullivan 1:00 P.M. NRI Ideas Summit Livestream Event: A Conversation with Carly Fiorina and John Fund And for one night only, tune in for a special National Review Night Owl Podcast tonight at 9:20 p.m. EST, featuring Jonah Goldberg, Rob Long, and John Podhoretz. This is a not to be missed event. Listen at:
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