ALTRIGHT TODAY: Recent Episodes

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A daily-ish podcast featuring news and commentary from Richard Spencer and Gregory Conte.

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Gregory Conte and Richard Spencer discuss Mark Zuckerberg's trip to Washington and Congress's demands for both more privacy and more regulation of "hate speech."

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Gregory Conte and Richard Spencer discuss the recent cries for war in Syria after a dubious chemical weapons attack was reported in the mass media. Is Trump really this bad?

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Richard Spencer and Gregory Conte discuss the "Caravan" traveling to the U.S. border, Trump's contradictory response, and whether he will be willing to confront what is obviously an invasion of a sovereign country.

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Gregory Conte and Richard Spencer discuss the March For Our Lives, the NRA, and guns as a form of White identity politics.

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Richard Spencer and Don Camillo discuss DACA, Trump's "Wall System," and the missed opportunity to change the immigration paradigm.

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Richard Spencer and Gregory Conte discuss the banning of Brittany Pettibone, Martin Sellner, and Lauren Southern from the United Kingdom—and what it says about Anarcho-Tyranny and whom Britain's views as the real enemy.

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Richard Spencer and Gregory Conte discuss the state of the Alt-Right movement: BC and AC, Before and After Charlottesville.

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Richard Spencer, Greg Conte, Don Camillo, and Brian Brathovd discuss Marion Le Pen's speech at CPAC and the state of the "conservative movement."

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Richard Spencer and Gregory Conte discuss the Florida shooting, gun violence, and what's missing from the debate over gun control: Black criminality and a serious examination of the descent of Americans into nihilism.

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Richard Spencer and Gregory Conte discuss the politics of Black Panther—the Afro-Centric comic-book fable that might help us better understand what it means to be Alt-Right.

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Famed researcher Richard Lynn is on the chopping block at Ulster University for publishing findings about race and sex that students fear might actually be true. Gregory Conte and Richard Spencer discuss the recent history of race-realism and how it might survive in academia.