Anti-war movements have generally been associated with the Left, but there's a rich tradition of anti-war activity on the Right that doesn't get as much coverage. José and Nick talk about this strain of non-interventionist thought and how its legacy lives on in the America First movement.

The anti-war Left has been notoriously absent in American politics over the past decade or so. With few exceptions, it pales in comparison to its previous eras of strength, especially during the Vietnam War and the Iraq War. Nick and José discuss the anti-war Left’s implosion and what it signifies for future anti-war activism.

With the Afghanistan withdrawal complete, many questions remain about the US's foreign policy objectives and what new priorities it will take on. Nick and José sit down to have a frank discussion about the failures of interventionism and why the America First Right has to completely reject nation-building and other efforts to promote neoconservative crusading abroad.

COVID-19 related lockdowns have done a number on small businesses nationwide. Nick and José have a conversation about the economic impact of these lockdowns and how they've dramatically changed the US economy.

Canada is witnessing political discontent grow in its independent-minded province of Alberta. Nick and José discuss the latter's article on Albertan secessionist efforts and what impact they could have on North American politics.

Article Referenced: https://mises.org/wire/canadas-left-pushing-some-albertans-see-benefits-secession

Has America been Irreversibly transformed by COVID-19 related lockdown policies? Nick and José sit down to discuss the implications of lockdown policies and what they mean for the US in the long-term.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has made gestures indicating that he wants to make tough border policies a fixture of his administration. This is no coincidence. Nick and José take a deep dive into the 2022 Gubernatorial primary in Texas and see how Abbott’s primary challengers such as Allen West and Don Huffines have shifted the Overton Window on border security.

Recent rioting in South Africa has become an international topic of discussion. Nick and José sit down to analyze the chaotic nature of post-Apartheid South Africa and what America can learn from the South African experience.

The Masters of the Universe at Twitter decided to perma ban outspoken paleoconservative video blogger Nick Fuentes. Nick and José discuss what Fuentes’ ban means for free speech and America First discourse.

Hungary sticks out as one of modern Europe’s most traditional countries. Nick and José go into how Hungary differentiates itself from other Western countries in terms of its nationalist policies.