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Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander comment on an alleged sex scandal involving a former SPLC leader and an informant that the New York Post reported this week.

Jason Bartlett, a South African farmer who has come to live in the United States, returns to TPC after being invited by the Trump administration to a private meeting at the White House earlier this week. Bartlett, who walked across America to raise awareness about the farm murders in South Africa, will share with our audience an exclusive report about what transpired during his visit to Washington.

Brad Griffin spoke at TPC’s Will to Power Conference in South Carolina early last summer, which was before the first bombing of Iran, when there was a tremendous amount of enthusiasm as a result of the actions that had been taken up to that point by President Trump. He reassesses the administration twelve months later during this friendly debate.

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander discuss the Karmelo Anthony guilty verdict and Thomas Massie raising awareness about the USS Liberty from the House floor.

TPC heads back to Europe for quick visits in Germany and England. First, author and political activist Sascha Roßmüller returns to discuss his new book, Culture, Aesthetics, Identity: Blossoms of the Occidental World. Afterwards, British activist Nick Scanlon rejoins us to discuss the murder of Henry Nowak.

Mark Weber, Director of the Institute of Historical Review, takes an informed, clear-eyed look at the reasons behind President Trump’s decision to join Israel in a war that has proven to be a humiliating fiasco. An accomplished historian, lecturer, and current-affairs analyst, Weber is unusually well-informed about Iranian relations with other countries, including the United States, as well as about twentieth-century Iranian history. During his three visits to Iran, Weber met and spoke with a wide range of people, including ordinary citizens, writers, scholars, activists, and government officials from various countries. He has addressed meetings in Tehran, including a lecture to hundreds of young Iranian university students, and spoke at a conference of government leaders, where the country’s president also spoke.

Leonarda Jonie, a feisty stand-up comedian, makes her TPC debut. Hailed as one of the most controversial voices in the stand-up world today, and known for her unapologetic takes on life, culture, and society, Leonarda is unafraid to challenge taboos and spark critical conversations. She has made waves with her raw and often polarizing humor, touching on everything from her Albanian roots to modern-day issues.

British activist Nick Scanlon joins us as a special correspondent to report live from the Remigration Summit in Porto, Portugal.

Mainstay guest Dr. Kevin MacDonald returns to the program to discuss current events as he sees them.

Our friends at Antelope Hill Publishing present two summer reading selections!