Radio Renaissance: Recent Episodes
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at how much difference a single election can make. They also discuss Memphis, LA, the NAACP, and French degeneracy.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at liberal bewilderment. They also discuss Lucy Stone, Aztlan, Lockheed Martin, and the perfect race hoax for our times.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel that after 61 years, the justices finally figured it out. Taylor and Kersey also discuss Harvey Milk, Eric Zemmour, food-stamp fraud, and how the Trump tariffs hurt black women.
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Paul Kersey is joined by the incomparable Sam Dickson to discuss the Haitian government contracting with Blackwater founder Erik Prince to provide a mercenary force to restore order in Port-au-Prince. They also cover the New York Times' dismay that President Trump believes civil rights laws apply to white men.
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Paul Kersey and guest co-host Sam Dickson discuss the incredible moment when President Trump showed South Africa’s president a video confirming calls for the murder of Afrikaners. They also cover the DOJ’s investigation into anti-white hiring practices in Chicago and a new report bemoaning gentrification in Atlanta.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at Trump’s decision to let in only South Africans as refugees. Taylor and Kersey also discuss Duke U., Ibram Kendi, the new master race, and another expiring rapper.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder at our brave new world that has such people in it. They also discuss Matt Taibbi, Finnish wokies, transport equity, and the crisis in the sommelier trade.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey heap scorn on Germany’s idea of “democracy.” They also discuss Cardinal Sarah, Harmeet Dhillon, and the Congressional Medal of Honor.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder if the next pope will want to keep Europe Christian. They also discuss disparate impact, Howard University, and the AfD.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey see a fierce battle ahead as Trump tries to revamp elite universities. Taylor and Kersey also discuss CRT, rebranding DEI, and the giant Muslim community being planned for Plano, Texas.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey talk about Donald Trump's plan to withhold all federal grants from illegal-immigrant sanctuaries. They also discuss antisemitism, the track-meet stabbing, and resignations at the IRS.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are startled to learn that some in Paterson, NJ, claim it is the fourth holiest Muslim city. The hosts also discuss self-deportation, Jennifer Manley, Brittney Cooper, and sex ed for transgender boys.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at the absence of whites — straight or crooked — from prizes and publications. The hosts also discuss expiring rappers, fake hate, Jon Gruden, and the South African Air Force.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey worry about a South African Antarctic research team marooned with a violent nut. They also discuss Cybertrucks, Steve Jobs, Shakespeare, and the Lambrini Girls.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are surprised to learn that in Sweden, the truth is no defense. They also discuss Severus Snape, CPB Home, British insanity, and the Montgomery bus station.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are amazed by Australia’s new “hate-crime” laws. They also discuss Wilfred Riley, Karla Gascón, Twerkus Africanus, and Vivek Ramaswamy.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at how the Germans take it — but then we marvel at how we take it. Taylor and Kersey also discuss “ethnicity recognition software,” Fort Bragg, and Stacey Abrams.
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Jared Taylor and Officer John are aghast, but they manage also to talk about Mette Fredericksen, Christoph Heusgen, an IVF nightmare, and shameful self-congratulation at Yale Law School.
Jared Taylor and Officer John wonder how much the Germans will take before they vote “extreme right.” The hosts also discuss Eric Adams, Natasha Hodge, CECOT, and sky-high morale at ICE.
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Jared Taylor and Officer John laugh at the lily-white church that finally had enough. They also discuss debanking, West Point, foreign aid, and the latest noose hoax.
Jared Taylor interviews Eric Orwoll, president of Return to the Land, an intentional community established to “promote strong families with common ancestry.” How does it work? What is its legal structure? What is its vision? Mr. Orwoll also discusses the upcoming Intentional Community Online Conference — a project to inspire our people.
Jared Taylor is pleased to report that illegals now see an ICE agent under every bed. He hopes they can be stampeded into self-deportation. He also discusses Tiffany Henyard, migrant smuggling, Koran-burning, and more Trump victories.
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Jared Taylor rejoices in Donald Trump’s immediate reversal of so many miserable policies. This is a sharp contrast to the previous term, and has left opponents gasping.
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Jared Taylor interviews Englishman Gavin Boby (also known as Mosquebuster) about how to reestablish white homelands. A broad discussion of contrasting and complimentary points of view.
Jared Taylor learns that overharvesting threatens Indian "peyotism." He also discusses Keir Starmer, Algerian gratitude, LA arson, and "My First Ankle Monitor."
Jared Taylor heaps scorn on spineless Brits who looked the other way. He also discusses caste in India, the AfD, Mark Zuckerberg, and “querying Karen” at Yale.
Jared Taylor reports on New Year's Eve in Europe, the New Orleans attack, a scheme to fast-track citizenship, birth rates in high-IQ countries, and Dashawna Williams.
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Jared Taylor is worried. After the Kamala defeat, black women have given up on saving America. Taylor also discusses strange doings in New York City, ways to scam whitey, and how the shadow of Trump looms over illegals.
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Jared Taylor is pleasantly surprised that the stripper in the Duke Lacrosse case now admits it was all a hoax. He also discusses encouraging court cases, Syrian “refugees,” Harvard Law, and ballot fraud.
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Jared Taylor wonders who cleans up the corpses in the streets. He also discusses Lt. Quathisha Epps, Suella Braverman, and France’s perverse idea of free speech.
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Jared Taylor marvels at the prices people pay to get into America. He also discusses Kamala’s endless campaign, lavender scouting, and the brand-new all-black K-12 curriculum.
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Jared Taylor marvels at an Atlanta man who’s leaving America because “the nightmare came home.” Taylor also discusses mass deportation, Chris Rufo, Jews leaving Western Europe, and a smart liberal who reflects on “lawfare.”
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at how much Denverites must love their illegals. They also discuss Jussie Smollett, Laken Riley, wypipo, and insanity in Britain.
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Paul Kersey goes solo to discuss the 2024 POTU Exit Poll dada from Georgia and North Carolina which showed that the white vote carried both states for Donald Trump. He also discusses Spirit Airlines grounding all flights to Haiti and FEMA refusing to help Trump supporters.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh about a prank note sent to Harris supporters telling them they will be housing refugees. The hosts also discuss Maxine Waters, Sadiq Khan, Kemi Badenoch, and Daniel Penny.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are joined by Sam Dickson to discuss the presidential campaign. Is either candidate really going to change the American form of government?
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are pleased that Americans are angry about foreigners being dumped on their towns. The hosts also discuss Tren de Aragua, camps for illegals, and how Dominica fights the Haitian inundation.
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Paul Kersey and Jared Taylor marvel at Danish stupidity — and so do some Danes. The hosts also discuss DOJ stupidity and Kamala's quest for the black vote. Thumbnail credit: Konflikty.pl via Wikimedia Commons
Jared Taylor wonders how "structural racism" makes black people go goofy. He also discusses Marion Marechal, mass deportation, infant homicide, and sanity in Sweden.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at how bad the self-loathing can get. They also discuss FEMA, phony racism, Birmingham, and how to keep whites out of the Air Force.
Jared Taylor interviews Greg Johnson, editor of Counter-Currents, about his new organization, The Homeland Institute. They also discuss the Trump/Harris campaign and the rewards of working full-time for our people.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are appalled by Penn Law School’s clampdown on free speech. The hosts also discuss the British Museum, the newest addition to the Navy fleet, and the end of Alex Jones’s media empire.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey get a good laugh from New York City politics. They also discuss animal sacrifice in Queens, slaughter in the Sudan, and Donald Trump’s plans for “remigration.”
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kesey examine suspicious numbers for the class of 2028. They also talk about cat-eating, W. E. B. Du Bois, Aurora, Colorado, and confusion in Germany.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that the black sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha is mobilizing for a "sister." They also discuss Brazil’s X ban, the cost of illegals, and the Times’s reservations about DEI.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kesey are not surprised. They also discuss Tammy Duckworth, Robin DiAngelo, Ja'niyah Hendrix, and why Birmingham is blocking its streets.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at the idea that “queer theory” will “create effective nuclear policy.” They also discuss Britain, diversity training, Russian immigration, and Shawneesha.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are revolted by Britain’s North-Korea-style clampdown on free speech. The hosts also discuss Delta Airlines, phony black philanthropy, "breast-ironing," and the Serbia-USA basketball game.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at Tim Walz, Dem candidate for VP. They also discuss Kyra Worthy, “F--- the white women,” how Eric Adams wants to stop shoplifting, and racial insanity at DOD.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder what it takes to get the title of “sheikh.” They also discuss Nazis at the Olympics, White Dudes for Harris, and how badly Democrats want Donald Trump to die.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey applaud successful campaigns to fight corporate anti-white foolishness. They also discuss Negritude, Six Flags, Michael Brown Way, and — of course — Kamala.
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Part 2 of a no-holds-barred conversation with a cop who has seen it all.
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Maybe the best analysis you will ever hear about this shameful security fiasco.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at lefties who are horrified at the future veep’s heresies. Taylor and Kersey also discuss Benin, Hulk Hogan, Carnival Cruises, and yet another expiring rapper.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss what the chaos of the election results mean for white people. They also talk about Birmingham, stop-and-frisk, Joe Biden, and "Everything for Germany."
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at what reportedly happens to blacks. They also discuss French elections, fake Eskimos, and bumps in the road for the ADL and SPLC.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are disgusted by the Stadtpark horror. They also discuss French politics, Trump derangement, black insanity, and whether milk is racist.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey celebrate Taral Patel's arrest for posting fake “hate” and blaming his political opponent for it. They also discuss immigration dereliction, white secession, and insanity in Hennepin County.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey introduce you to the new billionaire champion of everything you despise. They also discuss Bionca Ellis, Cornel West, and the Regents Exam.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at star player Cameron Brink’s explanation. They also discuss Miss Alabama, Julian Wood, Ibram Kendi, another expired rapper, and why the SPLC is a bad investment.
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Jared Taylor wonders how much mayhem will be prevented by the “Summer of Hope.” He also discusses the Trump conviction, black ladies in charge, and how to pronounce Xochitl.
Jared Taylor asks if President Biden wants to make race relations even worse. Taylor also discusses Robert Kennedy, Mexico’s election, the Key Bridge, and state immigration laws.
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Jared Taylor chuckles over the antics of the leader of the free world. He also discusses Islamophobia, Jewish distress, DEI for JFK, and the private miseries of diversity.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey talk about what it would take to clear out all illegals. They also discuss the Denver home-stay program, DEI in disguise, Marie-Thérèse Kaiser, and the UN at our border.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey ask for your help. They also discuss Trump’s plans for Term Two, Eva Vlaardingerbroek, racial separation in Baton Rouge and Toomsboro, and why Selma schools had to go back online.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey cheer the increasing willingness of Americans to deport illegals. The hosts also discuss ski masks, the AfD, Katherine Maher, and Narenda Modi.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey mourn the travails of Marty and La'Quetta Small, mayor and school superintendent of Atlantic City. They also discuss U visas, baseball, and VP-pick Milena Abdullah.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that DEI is so widespread and powerful it could be called America’s state religion. They also discuss NPR, Boeing, Tiffany Henyard, and plagiarism at the Fed.
Jared Taylor marvels at the humiliation and foolishness of medical training. He also discusses Scotland’s new hate-crimes law, Ramadan in Europe, Mahogany Jackson’s ordeal, and how a magical negress lost her MoJo.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder why Japanese, Chinese, and Koreans refuse to have children. They also discuss school truants, spotted owls, and the power of the wig — and disagree about Baltimore’s “DEI mayor.”
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wish the money would make border crossings "illegal-unfriendly." They also discuss Advil’s campaign for "pain equity,” STDs crossing the border, Claude.AI, and why the SAT is back.
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We're past bias into pure distortion. But do journalists and leftists really believe what they are saying?
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey warn what “sanctuary” means. They also discuss drill rap, Six Flags, Kayla Carter, and how DEI does more damage than you think.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey sympathize with a poor, persecuted ex-con. They also discuss Laken Riley, Terence Howard, North Face nonsense, and hot times in Haiti.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at the pathetic blindness of artificial “intelligence.” They also discuss violence interrupters, Mary Poppins, and how girls have fun in NOLA.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder why Eritrean “cultural festivals” end in rioting. The hosts also discuss Substack, standards in Japan, squatting in Atlanta, and psychopathic whites.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey look into dereliction of duty at the border. They also discuss European opposition to immigration, NPR’s worries, Josh Schriver, and more good work by Stephen Miller.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey learn of yet another cross blacks must bear. They also discuss Marylyn Mosbey, Eric Adams, Al Sharpton, and the California sex trade.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey mourn the fate of Harvard’s DEI chief — caught in the toils of plagiarism. They also discuss Ricky Cobb, Chris Rufo, syphilis, and Justin Slaughter.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey are delighted so many governors are willing to defend the border. The hosts also discuss blackface Dorothy, panic in Germany, Bojo, and who the oppressors are. Thumbnail credit: © Adam Davis/EFE via ZUMA Press
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey report on latest projections for when “multicultural” Americans will become the majority. They also discuss Fani Willis, Daniel Penny, Bonze Age Pervert, and DEI running wild in aviation.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey think it’s because the military has gone “woke.” The hosts also discuss white privilege, race differences in household wealth, Mexican impudence, and Afrochemistry.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey comment on a black icon’s fall from grace. They also discuss Uché Blackstock, Michelle Wu, Ebony Boulware, Andrea Campbell, Ashlei Hinds, and Pamela Smith.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey find that when blacks say they like Trump, white liberals tell them they are stupid. The hosts also discuss Jews and DEI, how whites make black people die, and "The American Society of Magical Negroes."
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey express their disgust at the Biden administration's refusal to control America’s borders. The hosts also discuss IBM, Claudine Gay, immigrant moochers, and terror plots in Europe.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder who else is pulling the strings. They also discuss H Street, Patrick Henry, diversity swindlers, and our Davinci-like genius ex-president.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey share the widespread outrage. They also discuss James Yoo, Jussie Smollett, 10,000 in one day, and the College Admissions Accountability Act.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey consider developments in Ireland that have inspired nationalists on the continent. The co-hosts also discuss Tyler Perry, “go woke, go broke,” Derek Chauvin, and “language justice.”
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey imagine the fury of blacks living on handouts who now have to — literally — fight “migrants” for their free turkey dinners. There have been casualties. The hosts also discuss Dolores Huerta, Tyler Perry, ESG funds, and Hesham Ayyad.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh about a Vancouver Art Gallery exhibit called “Conceptions of White.” They also discuss “Central Park Karen,” choosy beggars, racist galaxy names, and the horrible murder of Jonathan Lewis.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey now understand why Nashville PD wanted to keep the shooter’s notebooks secret. The hosts also discuss Philly’s new mayor, “implicit bias” at the NYC marathon, white supremacy in math, and Sahra Wagenknecht.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at the glories of diversity. They also discuss “equity” in AI and parking tickets, treasonous border “control,” bird-brained bird names, and whether Democrats can actually learn.
Jared Taylor and co-host thank a listener for this correction. They also discuss Disney in black face, ignorance in Britain, ignorance in Baltimore, and updates on the 2016 torture hate-crime.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at the HBCU’s decision to build a wall to keep black people out. They also discuss yellow-rumped warblers, Robert Kennedy, Nikki Haley, Victoria’s Secret, and how Walmart shoplifters are fighting back.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that BLM Grassroots seems to think it would be justified to shoot whites in their beds. The hosts also discuss the dollar cost of free speech, good news on voter integrity, and Taylor’s new coinage, “degentrification.”
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder if the most crime-prone people make the best police chiefs. They also discuss misgendering, Laphonza Butler, STD rates, and crazy Pope Francis.
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Jared Taylor interviews Ed Brodow, author of The War on Whites: How Hating White People Became the New National Sport. The two men discuss the motives of white-haters, the consequences of their actions, and what increasing white resistance means for the future of America.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss unhappy events at the anti-racist guru’s Center for Antiracism Research. They also discuss “Meatball,” Colony Ridge, and the devastating effects of crime on American retail.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey shake their heads over gullible whites who buy books that insult their ancestors. The hosts also discuss who supports violence (findings may surprise you), Billy Chemirmir, it takes all sorts, and oases in Chicago’s food deserts.
Jared Taylor and co-host Paul Kersey congratulate a fat BLM fraud on her appointment as “Dove Ambassador.” They also discuss slave narratives, niggardly Californians, peak insanity, and how cities are “coping.”
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey describe the fight that is brewing between Elon Musk — owner of X — and the ADL, which wants to censor it. Taylor and Kersey also discuss indictments in Georgia, rampaging Eritreans, misery in Johannesburg, and counting coup in Africa.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at big-city lawsuits against Kia and Hyundai because their cars are too easy to steal. The hosts also discuss ADL idiocy, David Oh, Patriot Front, and the untimely death of Naima Liggon.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at the astonishing career of Hussein Mohamed Farrah Aidid, US citizen. They also discuss now-routine insults and contempt for whites in London, Seattle, the *New York Times*, and the California community college system.
Tristan Mordrelle recounts to Jared Taylor the extraordinary saga of the failed presidential candidate who campaigned on reversing The Great Replacement. Mr. Zemmour has not spoken his last word. His Reconquest Party remains the largest in France and is flexing its muscles for the upcoming elections.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wonder how much tension the country can take. They also discuss the AmRen conference, Mohegan millionaires, Navy spies, and what causes — and what could stop — black violence.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey sympathize with Javonnta Murphy, who washed up on Malibu beach, dead in a barrel. They also discuss “Kill the Boer,” brave Tou Thao, illegals in college, and a boycott of Florida the state won’t mind.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey talk about white people who think they can get slant eyes by watching videos. The hosts also discuss Columbia Law School, what whites think of racism, the “life of crime” in Atlanta, and why California is losing people.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at “sanctuary cities” that change their minds when the “migrants” come. The hosts also discuss European foolishness, tough times for DEI, Nelson Mandela, and another terrible dilemma for black people.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey react to the sudden news of the death of a great scientist. They also discuss ShotSpotter, Pamela Smith, red-lining, sarcoidosis, and the people collecting millions for being black or brown.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at a self-styled “specialist” on “Caucasians.” They also discuss Ben & Jerry, murder clearance, the Black Caucus, Giorgia Meloni, and the mayor of South Fulton.
Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey break down the media's reaction to a court decision limiting the government's right to censor.
Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss the (possible) end of affirmative action, the new race riots in France, and the future of American conservatism.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey welcome Texas’s decision to follow Florida and rid its universities of DEI. The hosts also discuss Juneteenth, how to cure “hate,” the perils of mispronunciation, and why The Little Mermaidsank like a stone.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey report one more nail in the coffin of one of America’s storied cities. They also discuss Starbucks’s $25.6 million hit for anti-white racism, what happens when your house is declared “racist,” and when BLM doesn’t mean BLM.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey learn that British identity is a white supremacist invention. They also discuss “equity grading,” diversity at VMI, Moms for Liberty, and how much you pay for illegals.
The head of the Orania Movement explains the challenges and rewards of building a Boer homeland on land no one wanted.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note the immense gratitude immigrants feel for us. They also discuss “blood is thicker than water,” the exodus from Zim, Röbynn Europe, Lululemon, and the Jamaican reaction to black Americans.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey don’t believe that blacks start suffering from “race-based traumatic stress” at age four. They do believe British statistics on knife crime, that there’s rising black opposition to immigration, and what happened at a DFL nominating convention.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that power-plant breakdowns are helping South Africa meet its green targets early. The hosts also discuss Zora Hurston, virtual racism, and the power struggle in Compton.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that back in 1911 Rudyard Kipling foresaw the demand for “reparations.” They also discuss the latest Sharpton shriek, good news from Florida, Adjoa Andoh, and your chances of getting away with murder.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey dissect the Tucker Carlson email that the NYT claims got him fired. They also discuss Jordan Neely, the Southern non-border, more Biden idiocy, and sexual starvation in France and the United States.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at yet another dreadful sin of the white man. They also discuss Stanford Law, Don Lemon, the Kenyan way to salvation, and Lesbian Visibility Week.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that the President called to comfort a young black who was winged by a white homeowner but ignores far worse crimes with different perps. Thumbnail credit: © Adam Schultz/White House via ZUMA Press Wire
Black Target shopper refuses to pay; Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey predict more “Rosa Parks moments.” They also discuss "Worldz of Fun," Abby Zwerner, falsified data, and bad impulse control.
Jared Taylor and his co-host explain how a meme led to a guilty verdict. They also discuss Alvin Bragg, Alfred Sharpton, “rural racism,” and the Hispanic craze for Islam.
Jared Taylor and co-host Paul Kersey laugh at yet more newly discovered forms of white wickedness. They also discuss the “journey” to $5 million, the return of SROs, bigoted college speakers, and the dismal figures for the murder of black children.
Jared Taylor and co-host Paul Kersey are surprised to learn that famed "anti-racist" Robin DiAngelo is telling black people to stay away from whites. The hosts also discuss Charles Negy, racist K9s, Suella Braverman, and whether drinking coffee is racist.
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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey plan a trip to the “cloud tunnel” where “black women are heavens.” The hosts also discuss the decline in IQ, Newark’s foreign policy, Rebeca Rothstein, and how black hair will inspire tomorrow’s architects.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at another rent in this lefty group’s tattered credibility. They also discuss spinelessness in Germany, backbone in Britain, Portland’s continuing decline, and the awful but predictable consequences of hating the police.
Jared Taylor and his co-host learn that our elites are afraid that the dissident right “has quietly become edgy and cool.” The hosts also discuss Scott Adams, Sally Field, Lori Lightfoot, and Al Sharpton’s delightful half-brother.
Jared Taylor talks to three Irish nationalists about the origins of mass immigration, the politicians who permit it, rising anger against it, and prospects for the future.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host cannot share the jubilation of February 23, but they do discuss Tyre Nichols, Lady Susan Hussey, a civil-rights breakthrough in Seattle, our idiot President, and surprisingly good news from Rasmussen.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host get a laugh out of the latest list of slurs for white people. They also discuss Judson Blevins, Melina Abdullah, the Superbowl, and how TiO2 spread white supremacy around the globe.
Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder how New York will survive as the black population plummets. They also discuss ChatGPT, life expectancy in New Orleans, “The Proud Family,” and what’s wrong with the Mexico City subway.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at what appears to be the incredible negligence that led to Abigail Zwerner’s shooting. They also discuss billions for BLM, Stephen Curry, Shahin Darvish-Narenjbon, and ‘menopause for women of color.’
Jared Taylor and his co-host are pleased to hear calls on campuses for real free speech. The hosts also discuss the latest mass shootings, Nikole Hannah-Jones and what happens when blacks are “left alone,” Sheila Jackson Lee, and ‘no more “aloha,” for you, haole.’
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Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the San Francisco reparations committee’s demands for $5 million per black citizen and income supplements for “at least 250 years.” They also discuss Derek Chauvin, German Greens, brownies, and astonishing spasms of sanity in both the Washington Postand New York Times.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at the plans cities have cooked up to stop gunfire. The hosts also discuss Abby Zwerner, Damar Hamlin, the Toronto “swarming” attack, and what it takes for Democrats to worry about immigration.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host sorrow over the fate of a “non-binary indigenous artist.” The hosts also discuss the racist fight against obesity, Joe Biden, Islamophobia, and a great marketing idea for Disneyland.
Jared Taylor and his co-host — both badly melanemic — laugh at the new term of derision for white people. They also discuss Confederates in the Capitol, Henrietta Lacks, Emmett Till, fake racism, and why garbage is piling up in Baltimore.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the absurd idea that physics requires “two-eyed seeing” under the supervision of “knowledge keepers.” They also discuss Moroccan manners, glimmers of sanity, med-school madness, and Song of the South.
Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a renegade archaeologist’s eye-opening report. The hosts also discuss idiocy at UVA, America First Legal, Great White Shark Privilege, the Third-World tidal wave, and French double-talk on immigration.
Jared Taylor and his co-host mock the idea that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are "exemplary leaders." The hosts also take you to the Dominican Republic, Chattanooga, and Reed College.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host comment on the “diverse” new slate of Democrat bosses. The hosts also discuss the “true Jews,” Swedish good sense, Hammer City, and the latest revelation of institutional racism.
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Jared Taylor talks with AmRen contributor Joseph Kay about how to bring about peaceful racial separation.
Jared Taylor and his co-host note the targets of San Francisco’s latest free-money program. The hosts also discuss a verdict in Hawaii, the first lady senator, DEI in medicine, “tired of white cis men,” and they make an informal bet.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host praise the governor of Texas, who has invoked unprecedented state powers to stop the immigrant invasion. The hosts also discuss “The Day of Eight Billion,” the latest “fake noose,” Irish insanity, and why the 350-year-old Black Bitch needs a new name.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host celebrate the demise of a U of Chicago course that called whiteness “a default surround.” They also discuss Georgia Meloni, Hawaiian hate crimes, anti-white interest rates, and the return of slavery to Abiline.
Jared Taylor and his co-host summarize remarkable findings on how the Dept. of Homeland Security tries to control “the information ecosystem.” The hosts also discuss Twitter, rappers, crime in Paris, Suella Braverman, and the latest racial crisis in the air.
Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at the “unprecedented misconduct” it took for Judge Pinky Carr to get the boot. They also discuss Joy Reid, the World Series, Dalits, monuments to the dead, and the crisis in the black sperm supply.
Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at the “unprecedented misconduct” it took for Judge Pinky Carr to get the boot. They also discuss Joy Reid, the World Series, Dalits, monuments to the dead, and the crisis in the black sperm supply.
Jared Taylor and his co-host are surprised that George Floyd’s eight-year-old daughter needs a quarter of a billion from Kanye West after he said Daddy died from too much fentanyl. The hosts also discuss Emmett Till Alerts, Dr. Malcolm Needs, and the stabbing of Jean McGuire.
Jared Taylor and his co-host are surprised that George Floyd’s eight-year-old daughter needs a quarter of a billion from Kanye West after he said Daddy died from too much fentanyl. The hosts also discuss Emmett Till Alerts, Dr. Malcolm Needs, and the stabbing of Jean McGuire.
Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at the description of a shooting that took the life of a woman who was not a target. They also discuss Tulsi Gabbard, “The Racial Inequality of Sleep,” PayPal, Antifa, and the wall going up to keep out Haitians.
Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at the description of a shooting that took the life of a woman who was not a target. They also discuss Tulsi Gabbard, “The Racial Inequality of Sleep,” PayPal, Antifa, and the wall going up to keep out Haitians.
Jared Taylor and his co-host describe the risks whites run when they bring uplift to Africa. They also discuss Suella Braverman, pembrolizumab, municipal bonds, rap lyrics, and more rappers gone to glory.
Jared Taylor and his co-host describe the risks whites run when they bring uplift to Africa. They also discuss Suella Braverman, pembrolizumab, municipal bonds, rap lyrics, and more rappers gone to glory.
Jared Taylor and his co-host applaud the “far-right” victory that could lead to Italy’s first woman prime minister. They also discuss Muslim charity, organic Germans, “flute playin’ while twerkin’,” and the FBI’s hunt for white supremacy that's not there.
Jared Taylor and his co-host applaud the “far-right” victory that could lead to Italy’s first woman prime minister. They also discuss Muslim charity, organic Germans, “flute playin’ while twerkin’,” and the FBI’s hunt for white supremacy that's not there.
Jared Taylor and his co-host applaud the “far-right” victory that could lead to Italy’s first woman prime minister. They also discuss Muslim charity, organic Germans, “flute playin’ while twerkin’,” and the FBI’s hunt for white supremacy that's not there.
Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder how pronoun training will increase Airforce “lethality.” The hosts also discuss Martha’s Vineyard, the dusky mermaid, Dutch delusions, racist roads, and the happy meal that wasn’t.
Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder how pronoun training will increase Airforce “lethality.” The hosts also discuss Martha’s Vineyard, the dusky mermaid, Dutch delusions, racist roads, and the happy meal that wasn’t.
Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder how pronoun training will increase Airforce “lethality.” The hosts also discuss Martha’s Vineyard, the dusky mermaid, Dutch delusions, racist roads, and the happy meal that wasn’t.
Jared Taylor and his co-host celebrate the victory of the Swedish Democrats and the probable victory of the Brothers of Italy. The hosts also discuss Kelisa Wing, chaos in Yuma, the new Ariel, and excitement in the Congo.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host celebrate the victory of the Swedish Democrats and the probable victory of the Brothers of Italy. The hosts also discuss Kelisa Wing, chaos in Yuma, the new Ariel, and excitement in the Congo.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host celebrate the victory of the Swedish Democrats and the probable victory of the Brothers of Italy. The hosts also discuss Kelisa Wing, chaos in Yuma, the new Ariel, and excitement in the Congo.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the terrible changes Britain went through during Queen Elizabeth’s 70-year reign. Grace and dignity do not make up for replacement and degeneracy. The hosts also discuss Taylor’s adventures in Phoenix, Stacey Abrams, Gina Adams, and Memphis on the skids.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the terrible changes Britain went through during Queen Elizabeth’s 70-year reign. Grace and dignity do not make up for replacement and degeneracy. The hosts also discuss Taylor’s adventures in Phoenix, Stacey Abrams, Gina Adams, and Memphis on the skids.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the terrible changes Britain went through during Queen Elizabeth’s 70-year reign. Grace and dignity do not make up for replacement and degeneracy. The hosts also discuss Taylor’s adventures in Phoenix, Stacey Abrams, Gina Adams, and Memphis on the skids.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at Bank of America’s promise to offer zero-down mortgages to blacks and Hispanics. The hosts also discuss FN Meka, Jackson MS, convocation at Marquette, the TikTok car theft challenge, and the great racial slur that wasn’t.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host analyze the insurgent congressional campaign of Laura Loomer who says, “there is a war on white America, white Christian conservatives, in particular.” The hosts also discuss presentism, diplomatic immunity, the Kitson solution, Giorgia Meloni, and “Let’s Talk About Black Sex, Baby.”
Jared Taylor and his co-host talk about yet more murdered rappers, but can’t find the profession among the 25 most dangerous. The hosts also discuss monkeypox, tales from Charm City and The Big Apple, the Massachusetts state seal, skin lightening creams, and the RAF’s crash landing.
Jared Taylor talks to the editor of Counter-Currents about the roots of American decline and why our time is one of such promising ferment.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at Mayor Eric Adams chagrin when fresh-caught illegals hop off a free bus ride from Texas to The Big Apple. The hosts also discuss Nicole Linton, Frank Abrokwa, Cale Gundy, Rachael Rollins, and why the brand-new 6thStreet Viaduct had to close.
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A new poll finds that 28 percent of voters think they may soon have to take up arms against the feds. Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the implications and also take up “Wild 'N Out,” George Soros, Guy Reffitt, Victor Orban, Child Free by Choice, and Packing for Perth.
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A listener tells Jared Taylor and his co-host that yoga is European and was culturally appropriated by Indians. The hosts also discuss how little Hispanics like Biden, efforts to stop crime (and not to stop crime), and the news that POTUS suffers from “white supremacy urgency.”
Jared Taylor and his co-host rejoice that a federal judge has ordered discovery in a suit on internet censorship. They also discuss a new study on whiteness and maleness, stirrings at Starbucks, non-binary Neanderthals, and the fat black lady who plays Richard III.
Jared Taylor and his co-host quote a Dominican immigrant who glories in the Great Replacement. They also discuss “scromiting,” racial equity audits, youthful indiscretions, and wonder why swimming lessons can’t be reparations for slavery.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host note that California will be the first state to give food stamps to illegals. The hosts also discuss Friends, puppy yoga, craven conservatives, unfair targeting, and the bad news for Pamela Moses.
Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a nation-wide shift to the GOP led by Asians. The hosts also talk about “racist” AI, shade equity, Roe v Wade, Harvard’s “horrific” history, and good news if you are watching fireworks in Detroit.
Jared Taylor and his co-host talk about the devastating trend in “rapid onset gender dysphoria” among whites. They also discuss Juneteenth, what a woke Fed would be like, Texas secession, Toronto groveling, and what’s “kind of terrifying.”
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Jared Taylor and his co-host learn of rap in which blacks taunt and threaten to kill each other. The hosts also discuss Drag Queen Story Hour, “shade equity,” the perils of black dating, the prospects of civil war, and “barber beware.”
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Jared Taylor and his co-host celebrate one “progressive” California DA’s ouster and pray for the next. They also discuss Blake Masters, the Harvard crawl, “adhan” in Minneapolis, what’s getting “unapologetically blacker,” and why it’s caravan time again.
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A retired academic talks about race, New York City, and censorship in ways that would have gotten him fired when he was still a professor.
Jared Taylor and his co-host report that according to a black Boston University professor, property is racist, so black rioters have the right to destroy it. The hosts also learn that Star Wars fans and the word “obesity” are racist, and that Canadians and Brits are just as nutty as we are.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh as liberals squirm to reconcile their adoration for diversity with the terrible harm it causes. The hosts also discuss kidney disease, back to Africa, secession in Cobb County, and what Joyce Beatty got wrong.
Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder why the President cares about black but not white victims of racism. They also discuss mass shootings that got lost over the weekend, racist AI, bigotry at Reuters, and how the New York Times tries to fool you with statistics.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at Oxford University’s new music course that will explain how Mozart and Verdi were “complicit in white supremacy” and in “neoliberal systems of power.” The hosts also discuss the racial mix of abortions, mutterings from Musk, Governor Lisa Cook, and who gets top priority for baby formula.
Jared Taylor and his co-host note that the Black Lives Matter Organization is distressed by IRS regulations. They also discuss Elon Musk, PayPal, the LA riots, menthol cigarettes, and “appalling bad” government in the BVI.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the lefty panic over Twitter’s new management. They also discuss DHS’s Disinformation Governance Board, attacks on policemen, David Azzerad's heroism, Catholic “trickster ethics,” and why we should all move to Santa Rosa County, Florida.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at the dangers teachers face from even the youngest students. They also discuss the French election, illiteracy in California, goofy Pope Francis, and DOD’s shiny new mission.
Jared Taylor and his co-host are joined by journalist, adventurer, columnist and curmudgeon, Fred Reed.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the news that the First United Church of Oak Park will “fast from whites for lent,” and instead promise to feast on whiteness. They also discuss courageous common sense from France, why people leave California, casualties of midnight basketball, and “The Unbearable Whiteness of Coffee.”
Jared Taylor and his co-host consider why Africa at least appears to have suffered little from Covid. They also discuss the ways America is turning South African, the state of free speech in Britain, the cost of good intentions at Georgetown, and where you have to watch out for “volatile landscapes.”
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Activist, author, and congressional candidate Laura Loomer talks about her life, her new book, her fight against big-tech tyranny, and her determination to take that fight to the halls of Congress.
Jared Taylor and his co-host note that Mr. Kaepernick said playing for the NFL was like slavery but wants to play again. They also discuss damnatio memoriae for Confederates, burglary tourism, “ancestral callings,” and why the Tubman Twenty is still a long way off.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host note that liberals are worried that with more blacks buying guns, blacks might commit suicide more often. The hosts also discuss the AME retirement plan, Jussie Smollett’s Houdini trick, the grift that keeps on grifting, and what's wrong with the army fitness test.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host note that libs are unhappy that Europeans are more welcoming to white Ukrainian women and children than they were to single Syrian men. The hosts also discuss gun deaths, billionaires, whether Prince Henry is racist, a guaranteed income for single mothers, and the tenth anniversary of the Trayvon Martin killing.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host applaud the remarkable achievement of AFPAC’s third national conference. They also discuss the Ukraine war, the state of the union, black Vikings, black home ownership, and why yet another Member of Congress can no longer tweet.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the news that Georgia calls Arbery one of its “most distinguished citizens.” They also discuss VDARE in the Supreme Court, the Kim Potter sentence, how mental health teams will clean up the NYC subway, what happened in Mississippi 100 years ago, and Congressional calls for an “unconditional war on racism.”
Jared Taylor and his co-host continue their unorthodox coverage of BHM. They also discuss Brian Flores, the desecration of Tolkien, Quintez Brown, Feeding our Future, and why American Indians don’t need lifejackets.
Guest host Jared Taylor and guest guest Gregory Hood discuss the great French nationalist philosopher and historian, Dominique Venner.
Jared Taylor interviews the only open white advocate running for Congress. Neil Kumar talks about his background, his racial awakening, and his unconventional campaign.
Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at a Carnegie Hall series that will introduce an AfroCosmicMelatopia of African cosmology, quantum physics, and Astro-Blackness. The hosts also discuss the “hateful” Freedom Convoy, leveling the playing field by tilting it, the degradation of VMI, and Thandiwe Newton’s tears.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Albert Camus' literary triumphs and philosophical beliefs, especially in contrast to Jean-Paul Sartre.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder how a glimmer of light broke through the darkness at Atlantic magazine. They also discuss Ilya Shapiro, Whoopi Goldberg, Lisa Cook, mental paralysis at the ADL and the plea deal that wasn’t.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Meditationsby Marcus Aurelius and his Stoic philosophy.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder what's the next thing that will turn out to be racist. They also discuss how “repressed memories” can get you to America, why David Brooks is baffled, how Atlantans celebrate, and opposite ways to stop gun crime.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the 1960s leftist student group Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), how it fractured into violent and non-violent groups, and how so many of their "radical" ideas are now in the mainstream.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host count their undeserved privileges. They also discuss the ID documents illegals aliens use for boarding planes, the awful truth of why black parents beat their children, and all the black "Dutch Masters" who never were because of slavery.
Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Howard Zinn's enormous influence, especially through his best-selling book, "A People's History of the United States."
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Noted European identitarian Guillaume Durocher sheds light on a delightfully muddled political landscape and explains why identitarians should study the achievements of Lee Kuan Yu. He also introduces his new book on applying ancient Greek wisdom to today's problems.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host mourn the loss of the man who did more than anyone else to expose media hypocrisy about the color of crime. The hosts also discuss racist cameras, racist mountains, racist statistics, white coats for blacks lives, and a posthumous gold medal for Emmett Till.
Greg Hood and Chris Roberts talk about one of their favorite novels, A Confederacy of Dunces, and how it relates to America half a century after it was written.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the continuing crime wave that is setting all kinds of records. They also talk about first-time gun-owners, how Airbnb will fight discrimination, Maddie’s Fund, and DC’s “racist” vax mandate, and they give thanks for Sen. Tom Cotton.
Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss critical theorist Herbert Marcuse's politics — especially his influential essay "Repressive Tolerance."
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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the holiday that Joe Biden hopes will bring “peace, unity and joy.“ They also talk about record murder rates, BIPOC privilege in Minnesota, what finally landed Timothy Simpkins in jail, and why Jaswant Singh Chail wanted to kill the Queen of England.
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Greg and Chris look at the evidence that the GOP is attracting more Hispanic support and ask if it's really true. More importantly, they ask how much it really matters.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host ponder polling data that suggest a sudden Hispanic shift towards Republicans. Are they sick of BLM pandering? The hosts also discuss Oliver v Arnold, madness in Makoto, Jahkim Robinson, the travails of Judge Michelle Odinette, and Senator Tom Cotton.
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Greg and Chris talk about the recent American Renaissance conference, the journeys people take from Conservatism, Inc. to dissidence, and the future of the podcast.
Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder why the new black lady police chief of New York City gave her first press conference in front of a mural honoring black murderers. The hosts also discuss segregated playgrounds, why Anjanette Young is happy now, the wisdom of Dr. Melina Abdullah, and why you should never trust Redfin Realty.
With Jared Taylor still out, our co-host discusses the impending destruction of the Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville. He also covers how Oakland will be refunding the police after the city posted its highest homicide number ever, and how a black thinker wants to turn Georgia majority-minority by massive black migration.
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With Jared Taylor out for the week, our co-host describes the silence around the racial terror attack in Waukesha and how the suspect feels "dehumanized." He notes that Dr. Fauci won't answer whether illegal aliens are bringing COVID across the border, and discusses reports from Tallahassee and Durham on who commits gun crime in those communities. The answer will shock you.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the verdicts in the Arbury, Rittenhouse, and Charlottesville cases. They also talk about Waukesha, Azziza Graves, air pollution in DC, GoKAR, and the death of Young Dolph.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel that in America, when a white man shoots aggressive white rioters in self-defense, he is a white supremacist and they are heroes. The hosts also discuss Michelle Wu, Malikk Austen, racial terror at a Facebook job site, and why we must break our “habits of white language.”
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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at the giant State Street financial group, which will punish managers who don’t hire enough BIPOCs. Possible legal challenge? The hosts also discuss Ibram Kendi, Cortez Rice, and the loving kindness of Wajahat Ali.
Jared Taylor and his co-host tell the story of yet another white woman who turned her back on white privilege to profit from being marginalized. They also discuss Virginia politics, opinions on violence, driving while black, being Lady Macbeth while black, and how to save the “tomahawk chop.”
"Left, Right and White" returns with special co-host Jared Taylor to discuss the late Guillaume Faye, "Archeofuturism," and the idea of a true European Union.
Jared Taylor and his co-host explain why it’s been a record year for border-hoppers. They also discuss the Arbery trial, “Woke Baby,” immigration to Denmark, Condoleezza Rice, Touré Neblett, and Joey’s hopeless delusion.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder if teams of newly appointed “gender advisors” can teach our Afghan refugees how to treat women. The hosts also discuss the Terry v. Devondre gunfight, Cecil Rhodes, Sonia Sotomayor, Ruth Ginsberg, the Magnificent Mile, and TV personality Alex Scott’s bitter disappointment.
Jury selection begins on October 18 in the conspiracy trial against the participants in the Unite the Right rally. Lead defendant Jason Kessler explains what is at stake in a trial with dangerous implications for any form of conservative activism.
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Jared Taylor and his cohost discuss luxury illegal immigration: Fly to Mexico, take a taxi to the US border, turn yourself in, catch a connecting flight to LA. The hosts also discuss representing Aotearoa, Simon Gratz High School, Daoud Wardak, and the lessons of Owen Diza.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host talk about what it takes to be white. They also discuss late breaking news on George Floyd, mutual combat in Chicago, Bleeding Control Kits, and “the troubled history of the Atlantic Ocean.”
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at Dallas schools’ substitute for suspension. They also discuss “Come and Take It,” black affinity housing, insanity at CVS, and the astonishing stupidity of the New York Times.
Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at a display of incompetence at Del Rio almost as eye-opening as the one in Afghanistan. They also discuss guilty-until-proven-innocent in North Carolina, Afghans in Idaho, Khurshid Abdul-Mutakabbir, and why “bagging” is worse than death.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host note that 12.5 percent of Afghan women are in polygamous marriages. Which will prevail: anti-bigamy laws or Shariah? The hosts also discuss the most influential people in the world, the wisdom of Jenn Jackson, and “white supremacy with a tan.”
Jared Taylor and his co-host are not surprised to learn that "racism" has been detected in the heretofore unoffending UT school song, “The Eyes of Texas.” They also discuss Afghans coming your way, Chantia Lewis, Lowell High School, Linda Manyguns, and how to graduate from high school with a grade point average of 0.13.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host talk about Jamar Newton, who wore an edifying T-shirt as he attacked a subway rider. The hosts also discuss diversity mania in diverse settings, Mollie Tibbetts, Imran Rasheed, Michel Barnier, and the de facto urban victory dance.
Gregory Hood and Henry Wolff discuss the enduring importance of Italian philosopher and esotericist Julius Evola.
Jared Taylor and his co-host goggle at Britain’s new squad cars — rainbow colored “pride” cars that reassure “underserved groups.” The hosts also discuss why blacks gain weight, what the Trinitarians are up to in Spain, why whites in New Zealand can’t get it right, and where even five-year-olds learn to cut through “the smog of white privilege.”
Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the late Mel Bradford, southern heritage, paleoconservatism, and the limits of political martyrdom.
Jared Taylor and his co-host analyze a decision from a federal judge who came as an immigrant: Deporting repeat border hoppers is unconstitutional. The hosts also discuss Afghan refugees, the wit of the Taliban, Larry Elder, the Othering and Belonging Institute, and what to do about white men on TV.
Jared Taylor and his co-host note that there have already been 52 ambush attacks on police this year, which is twice the number of 2020 — which was already a record. The hosts also report on anti-white struggle sessions at AmEx and Raytheon, DIY reparations, whether Hispanics like being Latinx, and how anti-racism triumphed at University of Wisconsin.
Even Jared Taylor and his co-host are astonished at how easy it is to get away with mayhem and murder in Chicago. They also discuss the border catastrophe, Ibram Kendi, Emily Skala, Cori Bush, and your exciting new Afghan neighbors.
Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a possible ballot initiative in Washington, DC that would give blacks local autonomy – and whites, too. The co-hosts also discuss Injun country in Oklahoma, a newly discovered cause of black crime, Covid slipping over the border, and why you better not love being white.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss a few more lefties recommended by listeners: Jack London, Antonio Gramsci, Matt Taibbi, Glenn Greenwald, and Edward Abbey.
Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss how dissidents can enjoy leftist satire, the pleasure of bellicose science fiction, and why white people should read Harry Turtledove.
Jared Taylor and his co-host are grateful for a black Virginia PTA leader’s candor about opponents of Critical Race Theory: She wants them dead. The hosts also discuss Nkosi Thandiwe, Catherine Lhamon, the Asian Carp, hot times in South Africa, and why “racism thrives in geoscience.”
Greg Hood and Chris Roberts talk about why it's valuable to read leftists, understand them, and take them seriously.
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Jared Taylor reports on the latest developments in the case of Ashli Babbitt, the woman shot to death during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. His co-host notes that this is the 10-year anniversary of the death of Brittney Watts, killed by an African as revenge for white privilege. The hosts also discuss pregnant illegals, red desks, Alvin Bragg, Paula Lev, and a vandalized statue that provoked true outrage.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Noam Chomsky: his anarcho-syndicalist worldview, his critiques of American foreign policy, and most importantly, his studies on mainstream media, hegemony, and influence.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host warn their listeners: Don’t use African-American Vernacular English. Blacks own it, and you have no right to it. The hosts also discuss their favorite architecture, how America celebrated the Fourth, Canada’s first premier, Trump’s new lawsuits, and Jared Taylor’s DNA.
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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Chris Hedges, one of the most popular leftist intellectuals of our time. They cover the role religion plays in his worldview, the insight of his analyses of pornography and reality television, the limits of leftist empathy, and much more.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at a British government commission's conclusion that poor non-whites are lathered with care while poor whites are told they have "white privilege." The hosts also discuss increasing segregation, the latest Muslim attack in Germany, and how "heat islands" and "food insecurity" raise black crime rates.
Note: Due to a technical error, the audio quality deteriorates 15 minutes into the episode.
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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts talk about all of Orwell's works aside from his two famous novels, with special attention to his writings about the Spanish Civil War and patriotism.
Jared Taylor and his co-host decide to stick with the old abnormal. They also note that Juneteenth got off with a bang, and they discuss racist infrastructure, Amiri and Ras Baraka, more tributes to George Floyd, and why you shouldn’t drive on an Indian reservation.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts address fan-suggested topics. The two talk about colonialism, 1984, A Brave New World, black nationalism, and much more.
Jared Taylor and his co-host wonder how birds can even get off the ground when they must “carry” — as the New York Times laments — “racist legacies.” The hosts also discuss two sensible court decisions, wisdom from North Korea, the Pentagon’s search for “the right people,” and a great mystery about car crash fatalities.
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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the "New Atheists." They ask why the movement rose to prominence in the 2000s but quickly waned in influence, consider its connection to the alt-right, and argue that in the end, the atheist political project isn't too different from generic liberalism. Thumbnail credit: Werther mx, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at a new book by the head of the Emory University black studies department that explains the purpose of the Second Amendment: to control black people. The hosts also discuss some excellent court decisions, the adventures of Aruna Khilanani, Parasitic Whiteness, Twitter’s sense of humor, and life in 82-percent-black Jackson, Mississippi.
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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Jean Raspail's "notorious" 1973 novel, The Camp of the Saints: what it got right, what it got wrong, its literary merits, and why liberals hate it.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss what our president seems to think is the most important event in American history. They also discuss Colonel Douglas Macgregor, good news from Oregon, panic at Amazon, the noose that wasn’t but had to come down anyway, and Albemarle County’s “biggest problem.”
Jared Taylor and his co-host look at the colorful record of the first black woman to run the Civil Rights Division at DOJ. They also discuss the latest “Pretendian,” what it’s like to be white at Lockheed Martin, why inches have to go, and why the lights are going out in Jamaica.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Hans-Hermann Hoppe's book Democracy: The God That Failed. The hosts cover the limits of libertarianism, the problem with prioritizing economic theory over everything else, and question Prof. Hoppe's claim that monarchy is better than democracy.
A wide-ranging discussion of events since Jared Taylor's White Identitywas first published, 10 years ago.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh about Congresswoman Cori Bush, who was a professional faith healer but now wants federal money for sick black people. The hosts discuss what it takes to be an Eagle Scout, the latest STD rates, black lady mayors, how to stop blacks shooting each other, and why the cast of “Friends” can’t have a reunion.
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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the late Wilmot Robertson's magazine Instauration and his most important books: The Dispossessed Majority and The Ethnostate.
Jason Kessler was the permit holder for the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. He describes the gross negligence of the Charlottesville authorities and his increasingly successful efforts to get the records to prove it. He also explains the incredible "conspiracy" lawsuit against him and other defendants and what is at sake in the approaching trial. This is a fascinating update on an eye-opening saga.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at Walt Disney's struggle to root out the structural racism that plagues "the magic kingdom." They also discuss rumblings among the French, an unhappy birthday in Colorado Springs, Grace Pai goes nuts, and how Asmeret Asefaw Berhe will spend $7 billion.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host try to understand how blacks and "natives" fit into BIPOC. They also discuss the latest developments in the George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery cases, the new black-oriented Target in Minneapolis, yet more campus insanity, and a stunning victory for whites in Southlake, Texas.
Chris Roberts and Gregory Hood discuss Paul Gottfried's enormous body of work. They cover his key insights about the leftist worldview, the managerial state, and American conservatism.
Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a new social-media outreach plan to get blacks to stop killing each other. They also talk about reactions to the Chauvin verdict, the latest police-racism fraud, the adventures of Victoria Unanka, what banned word aceiiinnnps unscrambles to, and powerful talk from 20 retired French generals.
This is a recording of a March 22, 2021 conversation between Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Whitney Dow of The Whiteness Project.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at rules for white people who want to pay respects where Floyd died: They must “decenter” themselves and “contribute energy.” The hosts also discuss Ma’khia Bryant, Lori Lightfoot, Niviane Phelps, why the Obamas were brownlisted, and what happens when a “trained Marxist” goes on a spending spree.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the late Sam T. Francis, philosopher-king of the dissident right.
Jared Taylor and his co-host quote from a “collection of moving, tender prayers.” They also discuss the latest riots, anti-white medicine, Baltimore’s bad choices, Tom Cotton’s wisdom, and how Michael Sangbong Rhee tried to take revenge on white people.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the work of the late James Burnham. Though largely forgotten by the conservative movement he helped create, Burnham's analyses of power, class, and liberalism are invaluable.
Jared Taylor explains how an evergreen tree can be a racist symbol. He also discusses the adventures of Sharae Becton and Fantahun Woldesenbet, surging gun sales and “gotaways,” more than usual WaPo idiocy, why blacks shouldn’t watch the Chauvin trial, and the Brits, Russians, and French who know American insanity when they see it.
Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts fill in for Renaissance Radio's usual hosts. They explain why the mainstream media covers some — but not all — crime, the surge on our Southern border, and why SubStack.com is becoming controversial.
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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Ayn Rand and her enormously popular books. They cover her influence on American conservatism, and even Leftism, and why that influence has largely been for the worse.
Jared Taylor and his co-host note Democrat Senator Tammy Duckworth's refusal to confirm any "non-diversity nominees," meaning straight white men. They also discuss strange doings in Evanston, Oakland, Miami Beach, and San Francisco, why Britannia has gone BAME, and why Newton has got to go.
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In their pilot podcast episode, Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss becoming right wing and the nature of Right versus Left. They speak about the importance of hierarchies and hypocrisy, as well as left-wing conspiracy theories, racial impostors, outrage culture, and much more.
Jared Taylor and his co-host pity the media who, try as they might, can’t make the massage-parlor killer into a hate criminal. The hosts also discuss the jackpot for the Floyd family, life in Floyd Square, why white citizenship is terrorism, remembering Breonna Taylor, and Mrs. Bill de Blasio’s solution for violent crime.
Jared Taylor and his co-host warn that the flood of illegal alien children heading our way have every reason to become the next “dreamers” and be treated like heroes. The hosts also discuss the “racial sympathy index,” why blacks won’t get the vaccine, Orisha Land, the god of human sacrifice, and the latest on Samuel Paty.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at our hysterical rulers who seem to have believed peasants would be out with pitchforks today. The hosts also discuss Digidog, Dr. Seuss, Senator Durbin, Larry Sanger, Shaquille O’Neal, and a prime recruit for Shaquille’s world-beating new ad agency.
Jared Taylor and his co-host note rising secessionist sentiment and relate it to a poll of the main concerns of Democrats and Republicans that finds not one point in common. The hosts also discuss prospects for reparations, the saga of Officer Middleton, Rosa Franklin, and a new plan to stop the killings in Baltimore.
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Jared Taylor calls on European listeners to attend a rally in Paris this Saturday to protest the ban on GI. Taylor also talks about foreign aid, Laura Loomer, Larry Krasnor, Proud Puffs, Vice Chancellor Nishan Canagarajah, and three unspeakable murders.
Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the seven women whose statues will go up in New York City: three blacks, one Hispanic, two homeless sex-workers (one Hispanic, one black), and a white you’ve never heard of. The episode also covers Al Sharpton’s new calling, Kate Hartson’s lost calling, when speaking Chinese is racist, and why studying the classics makes you a white supremacist.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the New York Times' suggestion that Joe Biden should appoint a "Reality Czar" to tell us what to think. The hosts also discuss Bernie Sanders, VAPA, Democrats-to-be, John Lewis, naturalization, and why anyone who likes the Confederate flag should be disarmed.
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Jared Taylor and his co-host have discovered how Joe Biden will “root out systemic racism.” They also discuss Lloyd Austin, Steven Cohen, racism in Union City, how poverty let fly 24,000 bullets in Minneapolis in 2020, air quality in Bangladesh, and the tragic deaths of “Tater” Barksdale and “Tori” Smith.
Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the new Biden/Harris appointees who are promising to heal the planet by fighting racism. Taylor and his co-host also discuss the white supremacist army that wasn’t, the anarchist riots that were, Amanda Gorman, “multiracial whiteness,” and Mr. Biden’s first full day in office.
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Jared Taylor interviews Utsav Sanduja, who was the first person hired at Gab. He talks about the fight against the censors, trying to get Trump to move from Twitter, and how a race-realist Indian-Canadian hopes to help the white race.
Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at what the DOJ calls an "unprecedented" effort to catch and throw the book at anyone who was at the Capitol. They also discuss Biden's DOJ picks, vaccines for Eskimos, Ben and Jerry, AirBnb, and the latest fake Latina.
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Jared Taylor of American Renaissance laments the MAGA takeover of the Capitol and Republican losses in the Senate. Taylor and his co-host also discuss the late great city of Hartford, #DisruptTexts, the gutless Grammys, "Biden, Biden," and the Brown New Deal.
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Jared Taylor of American Renaissance again interviews Atlanta lawyer Sam Dickson. They discuss the both encouraging and discouraging results of the annual Gallup poll of the men and women Americans admire. Mr. Dickson then fills the hour with brilliant insights on the myriad ways in which "liberalism" has turned its back on its traditional values.
Jared Taylor interviews long-time friend of American Renaissance Sam Dickson, who argues that white Americans are acquiring "herd immunity" against media propaganda. In a wide-ranging conversation, Dickson lays bare the corruption and venality of a system to which he says we no longer owe the slightest loyalty.
Jared Taylor notes that with so much money in the bank, BLM now rivals the Ford Foundation ($12.5 billion). Where will all that money go? He also discusses Akon City with its currency called Akoin, “handgames to uplift joy and resiliency,” how a black nurse became "what heroes look like,” the incomparable Kizzmekia Corbett, and why the RAF had to cough up the truth about race. Thumbnail credit: morrisonbrett/Wikimedia Commons https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Black_Lives_Matter_-_Century_City_Protest_-_June_6,_2020_-_49978626248.jpg
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that it took 60 security guards to control the admiring crowds at the burial for the man who decapitated French school teacher Samuel Paty. Taylor and Kersey also discuss Charles Blow, George Gascon, Cornell University, birth tourism, and why so many Mexican Covid cases are crossing the border into El Paso.
Paul Kersey shocks Jared Taylor with the news that St. Louis, Missouri has had more murders than deaths from Covid. Taylor and Kersey also discuss “McNamara’s Morons,” the Abundant Birth Project, Target targeting blacks, NASDAQ on the rampage, where car jackings are up 500 percent, and why Diane Feinstein and Sir Thomas Picton have both got to go.
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wish listeners a blessed Thanksgiving. They also discuss the Biden tsunami, the BREATHE Act, 40 acres and a John Deere, tears at Penguin Random House, Hamza Nagdy’s tragic end, and what has taken the place of “the knockout game.”
Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note worrying calls for even more internet censorship, as high-ranking Democrats call for a “reinterpretation of the First Amendment.” Taylor and Kersey also discuss Megyn Kelly, hate crimes, the 1,000 BC Project, the Hippocratic Oath, and Raphael Gamaliel.