Jared Taylor and his co-host look at the colorful record of the first black woman to run the Civil Rights Division at DOJ. They also discuss the latest “Pretendian,” what it’s like to be white at Lockheed Martin, why inches have to go, and why the lights are going out in Jamaica.

A wide-ranging discussion of events since Jared Taylor's White Identity was first published, 10 years ago.

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh about Congresswoman Cori Bush, who was a professional faith healer but now wants federal money for sick black people. The hosts discuss what it takes to be an Eagle Scout, the latest STD rates, black lady mayors, how to stop blacks shooting each other, and why the cast of “Friends” can’t have a reunion.

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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the late Wilmot Robertson's magazine Instauration and his most important books: The Dispossessed Majority and The Ethnostate.

Jason Kessler was the permit holder for the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. He describes the gross negligence of the Charlottesville authorities and his increasingly successful efforts to get the records to prove it. He also explains the incredible "conspiracy" lawsuit against him and other defendants and what is at sake in the approaching trial. This is a fascinating update on an eye-opening saga.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at Walt Disney's struggle to root out the structural racism that plagues "the magic kingdom." They also discuss rumblings among the French, an unhappy birthday in Colorado Springs, Grace Pai goes nuts, and how Asmeret Asefaw Berhe will spend $7 billion.

Jared Taylor and his co-host try to understand how blacks and "natives" fit into BIPOC. They also discuss the latest developments in the George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery cases, the new black-oriented Target in Minneapolis, yet more campus insanity, and a stunning victory for whites in Southlake, Texas.

Chris Roberts and Gregory Hood discuss Paul Gottfried's enormous body of work. They cover his key insights about the leftist worldview, the managerial state, and American conservatism.