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Hanging with Philip Reichert, founder of Junto Magazine, talking about his time at West Point and other stuff.

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Chatting with my boy Swampist about our mutual experiences in New Orleans.

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I’m joined by Aiden Buzzetti of The Bull Moose Project to talk about DC politicking, Teddy Roosevelt, and the legacy of populist right wing economic protectionism in America.

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I’m joined by budding Twitter star Ariel Yaari ( The Public Pashkevil) to discuss Bob Kraft’s abhorrent new Super Bowl commercial, the Antisemitism Industrial Complex, and what can be done about such things.

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I’m joined by enterprising young man Deep Left Analysis (DeepLeftAnalysis🔸) to discuss his bizarre political ideology that is somehow racist and elitist but also left wing and gay. Also some discussion of why he wrote so many articles about me. Enjoy!

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Returned guest Tiffany Marie Brannon joins me to discuss the future of the right. Tiffany witnessed the antisemitism face off between Ben Shapiro and Tucker Carlson et al at this year’s Amfest, which opens a larger discussion about whether the right will ultimately adopt some “heritage American” identitarianism going forward. With Vivek conveniently whi…

What do Cea Weaver, Somalian fraudsters, No Kings protestors, and the American Bar Association share in common? They’re all brought to you by the same miraculous network of vaguely left wing NGOs! Digging into this insurmountable heap of intertwined corruption and hell-paving good intentions is Jacob Wehmeyer of SLI (State Leadership Initiative).

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Goonborging the Singularity with Ancient Problemz, author of the cool piece It’s Not Feminization, It’s Androgyny on how Elite Human Capital is the unifying theme of recent complaints from writers Jacob Savage, Helen Andrews, and Nate Silver.

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I’m joined by Michigan “Hockey Dad” journalist Jay Murray of Michigan Enjoyer to discuss his latest piece “How the Chinese Communist Party Rebranded on Michigan Campuses.” Jay has become a local star with his hilarious Instagram Reel reporting on various under-reported stories happening in Michigan. We unearth some disturbing connections between China and Michigan, and are astounded at Ypsilanti local officials open willingness to be bribed by the CCP.

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Found my new favorite guy. Caldwell-esque sex discrimination expert Scott Yenor joins me to discuss an absolutely incontrovertible truth: Ruth Bader Ginsburg destroyed Virginia Military Institute in United States v. Virginia (1996). Not only that, the entire pretense of the decision was that allowing women to be admitted wouldn’t effect the culture at all. Very similar to Sandra Day O’Connor’s famous reasoning that the purpose of making affirmative action constitutional was that it surely wouldn’t be needed to rectify racial achievement in 25 years…which similarly turned out to be the opposite of true.

Check out Yenor’s incredible report on VMI here.

And see side-by-side the original “Code of a Gentleman” from VMI, next to the utterly hollowed out, HR-ified, bombed out and depleted “Code of a Cadet” after the institution had been systematically destroyed by RBG-style liberalism.

Gentleman’s Pledge (1920)

Cadet’s Pledge (2023)

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