Scott Greer discusses the political implications of abortion, the Left's growing support for violence, the Right's delusional notions about BASED socialism, the latest in GOOD MEN scarcity, and why pro sports leagues are so woke.

Scott Greer discusses Juneteenth, the latest "national conservative" manifesto, why young right-wingers are more radical than their elders, the French parliamentary elections, and the special election in Texas-34.

Scott Greer discusses the recent wave of mass shootings, the latest push to censor RW ideas, Kathy Barnette, whether it was good Biden became president, and why you should care about what happens in the world.

Scott Greer discusses the New York Times' hit piece on Tucker Carlson, the Highly Respected mention, how America First views are taking over conservatism, Elon Musk buying Twitter, rethinking Big Tech policy, and the bachelor party question.

Scott Greer talks with Soso (@chernayakoshka on Twitter) about what the Right needs to do to win, what the Right gets wrong, what whitepills exist, Elon Musk buying Twitter, and neopaganism.

Scott Greer discusses the "Plumber Option" idea where everyone adopts a trade and moves to a rural area. He discusses the issues with rural revolution fantasies, idolization of the working class, the preference for class struggle over identity politics, the French presidential election, and Trump's endorsement of Dr. Oz.

Scott Greer discusses undying Populist Inc. obsession with unions, misunderstandings of national populism, the Florida "Don't Say Gay" bill, power LARPing, and Elon Musk buying up Twitter.

Scott Greer talks about the American reaction to the Ukraine war, the differences between Euro and American nationalism, the fight over women's sports, and why he thinks the Louder Than Life festival is his personal hell.

Scott Greer discusses the supposedly populist ideas that direct energy away from the real issues and popular delusions about the working class.

Scott Greer discusses the censorship of Joe Rogan, the trucker convoy, Whoopi Goldberg and Michelle Malkin and addresses the question on whether censorship somehow benefits the Right.