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Peter Brimelow, author of Alien Nation: Common Sense About America’s Immigration Disaster, returns to the program for an in-depth discussion about the Supreme Court’s recent decision on birthright citizenship.

Pastor Bret McAtee joins forces with TPC legend Winston Smith to offer a much-needed Biblical defense of ethnonationalism.

Is America a nation or an idea? Host James Edwards addresses that fundamental question before program mainstay Sam Dickson and veteran activist Mark Thomey join the conversation during TPC’s annual Independence Day spectacular!

A variety of thoughts on America, its founding, its mistakes, and its prospects are in play we interweave history, politics, and current affairs with historian Michael Gaddy and Dr. Michael Hill, President of the Southern Nationalist League.

What is the vibe across the country on its 250th birthday? Taylor Young of Antelope Hill Publishing offers his answer before staying on theme while discussing The Conquest of the State.

Tech entrepreneur, political activist, and publisher Ron Unz returns to the program to discuss whether President Trump has finally capitulated to the Iranians.

Jared Taylor shares uplifting insights from his recent tour of Europe, which included stops in Portugal and France.

Longtime TPC contributor Jack Ryan reports from Chicago about the opening of the Obama Presidential Library before Don Wassall of Castefootball.us talks about the anti-white hatred of Caitlin Clark and her beautiful teammate, Sophie Cunningham, who has taken the meme world by storm this week.

Nick Griffin, former Member of the European Parliament, discusses the current situation on the mother continent, where, for the third consecutive summer, the United Kingdom appears to be a tinderbox poised to ignite.

Peace with Iran is within reach and Jewish leaders are furious. Padraig Martin offers his expert analysis on stunning recent developments. Mr. Martin holds two master’s degrees, including one in Islamic Studies. As a former government contractor, he has worked in 78 countries, spending the majority of his time in the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Middle East.