An open message to the Groyper right—on loneliness, resentment, and how Nick Fuentes built a movement on suffering instead of solutions.

AOC takes a cheap shot at Riley Gaines, champagne socialists rally behind Zohran Mamdani, and the Biden autopen scandal gets stranger.

Zohran Mamdani isn't just another leftist—he's a Muslim Marxist leading New York toward a dangerous new ideology.

Marjorie Taylor Greene turns on Trump, Minneapolis turns into "mini Somalia," and data shows Gen Z might finally be getting over the trans trend.

Megyn Kelly built her reputation on sharp thinking and fearlessness—but what happens when the right's smartest voices stop questioning their own side?

Harvard hires a drag queen professor, New York flirts with a Marxist mayor, and America's leaders keep proving how unserious they've become.

What does it mean to fail—and to begin again? In this episode, Arynne draws on the lessons of the High Holidays and America's founding spirit to show that failure is not the end, but the engine of renewal. At a time when cancel culture and self-loathing paralyze the nation, the argument is clear: freedom itself depends on the courage to fall and return.

Charlie's legacy is bigger than the headlines. Arynne offers the eulogy he deserves—remembering a man of faith and courage, and the fight to keep truth alive in an age that tries to bury it.