"Firing Line" is a television program that features debates and discussions on various political and social issues. Created by William F. Buckley Jr. in 1966, the show is known for its format of inviting guests with differing viewpoints to engage in thoughtful dialogue. The program has hosted numerous prominent figures, including politicians, scholars, and activists, making it a platform for diverse opinions. Over the years, "Firing Line" has evolved, with new hosts continuing the tradition of rigorous debate and intellectual exchange, contributing to public discourse on important topics.