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(Part Three) Did this week change America forever? We discuss the horrific murders of Charlie Kirk and Iryna Zarutska, their implications, and where we go from here. Appearing this hour: Lew Moore, Kevin DeAnna, Brad Griffin, and Kyle Rogers.

The United Kingdom has been a tinderbox for months. What is driving this outpouring of nationalist sentiment? We go directly to the source when former MEP Nick Griffin joins us live from England with a comprehensive report. Bonus: James Edwards and Nick Griffin are now back on Twitter/X. Follow them both @TPCJamesEdwards and @NickGriffinBTP.

British activist Nick Scanlon picks up where Nick Griffin left off as we continue to discuss the courageous actions being taken by nationalists throughout Britain. Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander then further discuss the official release of Kevin MacDonald’s new book and share a couple of other interesting stories.

Former government contractor Padraig Martin applies his expertise to offer an informed opinion on present situations in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Mr. Martin holds two master’s degrees, including one in Islamic Studies. He has worked in 78 countries, spending the majority of his time in the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Sub-Saharan Africa. He frequently speaks on issues related to US-Iranian and US-Russian relations.

Evolutionary psychologist Dr. Kevin MacDonald announces the publication of a comprehensive new edition of his foundational work, The Culture of Critique. This brand-new third edition includes an extensive updated preface in which Dr. MacDonald elaborates on his thesis and methodology, addresses objections that have arisen since the initial publication, and touches on current topics. During this conversation with James Edwards, he details an entirely new chapter on neoconservatism and explains how he has updated previous chapters to provide valuable insights for a new generation of critical thinkers, students of history and psychology, and political dissidents. Antelope Hill Publishing is proud to make this all-important book available to the public.

Christine Lynn is back to recap a busy month of activity involving Trump and Putin, while also detailing the enormous human cost associated with the Russo-Ukrainian conflict.

Dr. F. Roger Devlin, author of Sexual Utopia in Power, engages in a conversation about how AI technology and applications may impact male-female relations and birth rates in the future. Don’t miss this highly provocative discussion.

We revisit the Battle of Charlottesville with Eddie “The Bombardier” Miller and others who were there on that fateful day eight years ago.

Padraig Martin shares his recollections and compares Charlottesville to January 6 as we discuss his book, A Walk in the Park: My Charlottesville Story. TPC supporter Rich Hamblen also joins the conversation.

Gene Andrews recalls his experience trying to preserve the Confederate monuments in Charlottesville while sitting on the porch of Nathan Bedford Forrest’s boyhood home.