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Kevin Roberts

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1391 total appearances

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PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

And that's because we want to make sure that we are free to do independent research and solutions.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

And we're going to posit our research, our solutions first, and then people who want to support that financially can come in after the fact.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

We still, of course, value input and feedback and all that, but it's not going to change what we say or how we go about it.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

Our expectation at Heritage in any situation like this, including this one, obviously, is full transparency.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

And my friend, Congressman Clay Higgins, he's a congressman from my hometown of Lafayette, Louisiana, has been thoughtful in saying, yes, you do that, but you also have to make sure that you protect kids.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

innocent lives, whether they be victims who've chosen not to be named and identified, or people who might be wrongly accused of wrongdoing.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

And as long as you can achieve transparency with that, that always needs to be the gold standard.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

Any administration or congressional leadership that falls short of that is not doing an A-plus job.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

I did, because I'm close to everyday Americans.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

I spend as little time in Washington, D.C.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

as I can.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

because it is a place where the water really does taste differently.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

And so not just because of my job, but through my own hobbies, I'm out talking to everyday people, and they knew something was wrong there, to state the obvious, and they knew that something needed to be done.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

And if people perceive that there isn't full transparency, all that's going to do in our media environment is just sustain the controversy, right?

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

Yeah, but I'll say about him, with respect to him in his office, that that kind of thing doesn't help.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

Because if, on the one hand, you're going to call for transparency, which we do at Heritage, you also need the policymakers to be serious and sober about this.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

No one's threatening his life.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

And so I would caution Mr. Massey, anyone in Congress, about being too cute with something that the Americans want to get to the bottom of.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

Go focus on the transparency.

PBD Podcast
"Why Apologize?” - Heritage Foundation CEO Opens Up About Backlash | PBD #742

Don't see this as an opportunity to make X posts, and let's get to the bottom of it.