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Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander continue the conversation with the Louisiana legend.

Taylor Young, a member of the editorial board of Antelope Hill Publishing, returns to the program to announce AHP’s exciting new reprint of historian David Irving’s book, Nuremberg: The Last Battle.

David Zsutty, Executive Director of the Homeland Institute, discusses the findings of his organization’s recent poll about non-interventionism and the Iran-Israel War, which indicates that support for Zionism has dropped dramatically, especially among young voters, since a similar poll was run a year and a half ago.

Thomas Rousseau, founder of Patriot Front, makes his debut appearance on TPC and engages in a candid conversation about the mission of his organization and its relief efforts on behalf of the flood victims in Texas.

James Edwards talks about Trump’s handling of the Epstein files before drawing attention to a personal friend who made a national television appearance last week defending the Confederate memorial at Stone Mountain.

Summer fun on TPC resumes when Rémi Tremblay, editor of Le Harfang, a French-language magazine based in Quebec, joins James Edwards and Keith Alexander live in the studio! What did our Canadian visitor think about his day in the South? He tells all this hour.

James, Keith, and Rémi discuss the recent revelations of Grok, X’s artificial intelligence chatbot.

We explore other topics of conversation in a laid-back and relaxed manner, before our guest co-host’s time in the studio comes to a close with a surprise addition.

Lew Moore returns with some thoughts on the Middle East before we begin to refocus our attention on more positive news, such as Alligator Alcatraz and the Big Beautiful Bill.

We wrap up TPC’s recent coverage of foreign policy misadventures and then talk about Russia with Christine Lynn.