Transcript: Interview: David Brooks discusses an article he published in The Weekly Standard

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Interview: David Brooks discusses an article he published in The Weekly Standard

Host: NEAL CONAN Time: 3:00-4:00 PM

NEAL CONAN, host:

And joining us now is David Brooks, senior editor for The Weekly Standard, where he published a piece called `Among the Bourgeoisophobes: Why the Europeans and Arabs, each in their own way, hate America and Israel.'

And, David, welcome to TALK OF THE NATION.

Mr. DAVID BROOKS (Senior Editor, The Weekly Standard): Good to be here.

CONAN: What is a bourgeoisophobe?

Mr. BROOKS: Bourgeoisophobia actually started in the 1830s in Paris when a bunch of artist intellectuals looked at the traders and decided they were repugnant. ...

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