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At the end of World War II, much of the West stood in ruins. Europe’s great powers were shattered, millions were dead, and political leaders searched for a framework that would prevent another civilizational collapse. What emerged was what R.R. Reno later described as the “postwar consensus”: an elite agreement to reorganize Western society around a single overriding moral imperative — to never again allow a figure like Adolf Hitler to rise.

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Compact magazine recently published a piece that has gotten lots of attention for presenting the stunning statics that convey the scope of antiwhite discrimination in the United States. The piece is important, but the author lays the blame at the feet of white men, a foolish approach meant to avoid the most difficult aspects of the debate. Jeremy Carl, the man who wrote the book on antiwhite discrimination, joins me to discuss.  

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At least 15 people have been killed after a Pakistani father and son allegedly opened fire on a Jewish religious gathering over the weekend in Australia. In the U.S., a shooter is still at large after killing two students at Brown University, including the head of the College Republicans, causing many to speculate that this was an act of political hate. J. Burden joins me to discuss both shootings along with the censorship campaign suggested by our new czar of anti-Semitism. 

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Ron DeSantis has been one of the most effective governors in the history of Florida, but as his term limit approaches, a battle is raging for the future of the GOP in the state. Rep. Byron Donalds (R) has received the endorsement of Donald Trump and seemed like the inevitable successor, but he is now facing several challengers, including James Fishback. The investment firm CEO joins me to discuss why he entered the race and what he sees as critical for the success of the GOP in Florida going forward.

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Netflix just announced its next animated children’s film, “Steps,” a Cinderella inversion in which the evil stepsisters are the real heroes. The platform is also releasing “Queen of Coal,” a film about a “transgender woman” overcoming the patriarchy in his small Argentinian town. Reports of the demise of wokeness were premature. What’s notable is how boring it has all become. Deconstruction has been the default mode of modern culture, but it is running out of things to deconstruct. The transgression has lost its power as the taboo fades, and in that exhaustion, something new — perhaps something true — stirs.

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For decades the mainstream narrative has been that the radical Right commits most political violence in the United States. Despite several high-profile assassinations or assassination attempts, the media, academics, and even Trump's head of the FBI have claimed that the Right is more violent than the Left. Social scientist Aydin Paladin joins me to discuss her research revealing that the studies used to support these claims are not what they seem. 

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Tim Pool claims that he may need to shut down his show after an attacker fired multiple rounds at the podcaster's studio on Friday night. This is just one of many dangerous threats leveled at conservative commentators, as Matt Walsh and Benny Johnson claim that their families have also recently been targeted by the same crazed man. We'll also discuss why a man has recently been acquitted of a stabbing and a Cinnabon employee faces serious penalties, both due to the use of the "N-word."

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With the Supreme Court eliminating a nationwide ban in 2018, sports betting has exploded in popularity across the United States. Young men in particular are spending billions as the industry invests a large fortune in advertising. The epidemic has gotten so out of control that "prediction markets" now allow gamblers to bet on everything from political races to video collectibles. J. Burden returns to discuss. 

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Beginning in the 1960s, homeowners’ associations have exploded in popularity across the United States. This is not to say that anyone would describe their own homeowners’ associations as popular. The nightmare stories of busybody neighbors enforcing ridiculously specific regulations are legendary. But despite their reputation for domestic tyranny, every year more and more people fight for the honor of purchasing homes inside HOAs. The reason is simple — the HOA has become the only way to artificially re-create something that we have lost: a high-trust society.

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