Jared Taylor explains how an evergreen tree can be a racist symbol. He also discusses the adventures of Sharae Becton and Fantahun Woldesenbet, surging gun sales and “gotaways,” more than usual WaPo idiocy, why blacks shouldn’t watch the Chauvin trial, and the Brits, Russians, and French who know American insanity when they see it.

Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts fill in for Renaissance Radio's usual hosts. They explain why the mainstream media covers some — but not all — crime, the surge on our Southern border, and why SubStack.com is becoming controversial.

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Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss Ayn Rand and her enormously popular books. They cover her influence on American conservatism, and even Leftism, and why that influence has largely been for the worse.

Jared Taylor and his co-host note Democrat Senator Tammy Duckworth's refusal to confirm any "non-diversity nominees," meaning straight white men. They also discuss strange doings in Evanston, Oakland, Miami Beach, and San Francisco, why Britannia has gone BAME, and why Newton has got to go.

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In their pilot podcast episode, Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss becoming right wing and the nature of Right versus Left. They speak about the importance of hierarchies and hypocrisy, as well as left-wing conspiracy theories, racial impostors, outrage culture, and much more.

Jared Taylor and his co-host pity the media who, try as they might, can’t make the massage-parlor killer into a hate criminal. The hosts also discuss the jackpot for the Floyd family, life in Floyd Square, why white citizenship is terrorism, remembering Breonna Taylor, and Mrs. Bill de Blasio’s solution for violent crime.

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at our hysterical rulers who seem to have believed peasants would be out with pitchforks today. The hosts also discuss Digidog, Dr. Seuss, Senator Durbin, Larry Sanger, Shaquille O’Neal, and a prime recruit for Shaquille’s world-beating new ad agency. 

Jared Taylor and his co-host note rising secessionist sentiment and relate it to a poll of the main concerns of Democrats and Republicans that finds not one point in common. The hosts also discuss prospects for reparations, the saga of Officer Middleton, Rosa Franklin, and a new plan to stop the killings in Baltimore.

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Jared Taylor calls on European listeners to attend a rally in Paris this Saturday to protest the ban on GI. Taylor also talks about foreign aid, Laura Loomer, Larry Krasnor, Proud Puffs, Vice Chancellor Nishan Canagarajah, and three unspeakable murders.

Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss the seven women whose statues will go up in New York City: three blacks, one Hispanic, two homeless sex-workers (one Hispanic, one black), and a white you’ve never heard of. The episode also covers Al Sharpton’s new calling, Kate Hartson’s lost calling, when speaking Chinese is racist, and why studying the classics makes you a white supremacist. 

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the New York Times' suggestion that Joe Biden should appoint a "Reality Czar" to tell us what to think. The hosts also discuss Bernie Sanders, VAPA, Democrats-to-be, John Lewis, naturalization, and why anyone who likes the Confederate flag should be disarmed.

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Jared Taylor and his co-host have discovered how Joe Biden will “root out systemic racism.” They also discuss Lloyd Austin, Steven Cohen, racism in Union City, how poverty let fly 24,000 bullets in Minneapolis in 2020, air quality in Bangladesh, and the tragic deaths of “Tater” Barksdale and “Tori” Smith.

Jared Taylor and his co-host laugh at the new Biden/Harris appointees who are promising to heal the planet by fighting racism. Taylor and his co-host also discuss the white supremacist army that wasn’t, the anarchist riots that were, Amanda Gorman, “multiracial whiteness,” and Mr. Biden’s first full day in office.

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Jared Taylor interviews Utsav Sanduja, who was the first person hired at Gab. He talks about the fight against the censors, trying to get Trump to move from Twitter, and how a race-realist Indian-Canadian hopes to help the white race.

Jared Taylor and his co-host marvel at what the DOJ calls an "unprecedented" effort to catch and throw the book at anyone who was at the Capitol. They also discuss Biden's DOJ picks, vaccines for Eskimos, Ben and Jerry, AirBnb, and the latest fake Latina.

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Jared Taylor of American Renaissance laments the MAGA takeover of the Capitol and Republican losses in the Senate. Taylor and his co-host also discuss the late great city of Hartford, #DisruptTexts, the gutless Grammys, "Biden, Biden," and the Brown New Deal.

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Jared Taylor of American Renaissance again interviews Atlanta lawyer Sam Dickson. They discuss the both encouraging and discouraging results of the annual Gallup poll of the men and women Americans admire. Mr. Dickson then fills the hour with brilliant insights on the myriad ways in which "liberalism" has turned its back on its traditional values.

Jared Taylor interviews long-time friend of American Renaissance Sam Dickson, who argues that white Americans are acquiring "herd immunity" against media propaganda. In a wide-ranging conversation, Dickson lays bare the corruption and venality of a system to which he says we no longer owe the slightest loyalty.

Jared Taylor notes that with so much money in the bank, BLM now rivals the Ford Foundation ($12.5 billion). Where will all that money go? He also discusses Akon City with its currency called Akoin, “handgames to uplift joy and resiliency,” how a black nurse became "what heroes look like,” the incomparable Kizzmekia Corbett, and why the RAF had to cough up the truth about race.

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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that it took 60 security guards to control the admiring crowds at the burial for the man who decapitated French school teacher Samuel Paty. Taylor and Kersey also discuss Charles Blow, George Gascon, Cornell University, birth tourism, and why so many Mexican Covid cases are crossing the border into El Paso.

Paul Kersey shocks Jared Taylor with the news that St. Louis, Missouri has had more murders than deaths from Covid. Taylor and Kersey also discuss “McNamara’s Morons,” the Abundant Birth Project, Target targeting blacks, NASDAQ on the rampage, where car jackings are up 500 percent, and why Diane Feinstein and Sir Thomas Picton have both got to go.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey wish listeners a blessed Thanksgiving. They also discuss the Biden tsunami, the BREATHE Act, 40 acres and a John Deere, tears at Penguin Random House, Hamza Nagdy’s tragic end, and what has taken the place of “the knockout game.”

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note worrying calls for even more internet censorship, as high-ranking Democrats call for a “reinterpretation of the First Amendment.” Taylor and Kersey also discuss Megyn Kelly, hate crimes, the 1,000 BC Project, the Hippocratic Oath, and Raphael Gamaliel.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at how blacks will welcome Kamala Harris. They also discuss new posthumous honors for Travon Martin, good sense in Sweden, racial preferences for a Covid vaccine, the decolonization of art, and more mush from Ibram Kendi.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and PK analyze the unexpected results and the surprising racial vote patterns in this election and what it all means for Trumpism, tech censorship, the Republicans, and the country. Taylor and Kersey also discuss important ballot initiatives, the violence that did – and didn’t – happen, layoffs at ESPN, what happens when academics admit they’re racists, and the terror attack in Vienna.

More Muslims live in France than in any other European country, and more Frenchmen die in the name of The Prophet. Who dares say that Islam and the West are incompatible? Jared Taylor of American Renaissance interviews two European experts: Guillaume Durocher and Daniel Conversano.

Jared Taylor and PK laugh at a headline about “ATM explosions” as Philadelphia suffers its second night of rioting. They also discuss San Francisco’s coming “drug desert,” why the Manchester Arena bomb went off, the sad death of Christine Summers, why hating white people isn’t hate, free money in Compton, and why we’ll need soldiers in the streets on Election Day.

In the March 2021 elections, Identiteit Nederland will present candidates for the first time. Party leader Géza Hegedűs explains IDNL's platform and outlines his vision for Holland and Europe.

Jared Taylor and PK marvel at the “youths” who stole $50,000 in down jackets and drove off in a Jaguar and an Audi. Taylor and PK also discuss Jussie Smollett, Georgia Meloni, Noor bin Ladin, Amy Barrett, Barbie, and Lauren Witzke.

Jared Taylor and PK laugh at words like Hxrstory, Cisheteropatriarchy, and Nepantlas that fanatics wanted to include in California’s high school ethnic-studies curriculum. Taylor and PK also discuss "get woke, go broke," the declining "migrant acceptance index," Microsoft’s brush with the law, and why hedge funds are so shamelessly undiverse.

Jared Taylor and PK discuss the newly released murder statistics for 2019: Blacks are 13 percent of the population but 56 percent of known murderers. Mass shootings are up 45 percent this year, and the reasons lefties give for why make Taylor and PK laugh. They also discuss Christian Dunbar, Sir Maejor Page, Piedmont School District, and hate crimes at Ohio State.

Jared Taylor and PK marvel at the Biden immigration plan that could bring in 52 million people — a small step towards the one billion Americans some Dems want. Taylor and PK also discuss Tyron Woodley, how Bloomberg buys votes, billions for blacks, BLM ignoramuses, and white ladies who want to be black.

Jared Taylor and PK roll their eyes at a help-wanted ad that was rejected because a hair salon wanted to hire a “happy” hairdresser. They also discuss Naomi Osaka, Breonna Taylor, Covid in children, creepy Joe Biden, how English rationalizes the sin of “extraction,” and why a museum can no longer display shrunken heads.

Jared Taylor explains to a skeptical co-host why Jessica Krug, who pretended to be black, deserves our praise. The hosts also discuss building Wakanda, new standards for Oscars, race war a-brewing, and the NFL.

Jared Taylor celebrates the 200th episode of Radio Renaissance by interviewing Gregory Hood, staff writer for American Renaissance and one of the most impassioned, incisive, and erudite writers of our time. Don’t miss the wide-ranging conversation that ranges from the Beltway to the Taiwan Strait, from Critical Race Theory to the French Revolution.

Jared Taylor and PK marvel at our national broadcaster's support for an author who promotes looting because it "attacks the history of whiteness and white supremacy." Taylor and PK also discuss the Portland killing, mob violence and cultural revolution in DC, new laws in New Jersey and California, and they warn listeners: watch out for a guy in a green and blue shirt.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and his co-host analyze the deadly Tuesday-night shootings in Kenosha and predict more and worse incidents to come. They also discuss BLM's wake-up call for white people, Sabrina Belcher's creative campaigning, lunatic crime policies in Chicago, and the stars of the Republican National Convention.

Jared Taylor and his co-host are delighted to learn that the Siamese Twins Galaxy and the Eskimo Nebula will get new, BLM-sensitive names. The hosts also discuss the Democrat and Republican National Conventions, Laura Loomer’s victory, Alexander Yuk Ching Ma, BLM in 90-percent-white Boise, the Tunisian invasion of Italy, and what happened to Aaliyah Norris.

Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss what Kamala Harris means for us. They also cover Sunday’s back-to-school frolic in Chicago, Facebook’s prodigies of censorship, curing birds of racism, why 2+2=4 is white supremacy, and what Kum-Kum Bhavnani thinks of  the SAT.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and his co-host report that Illinois blacks want history courses banned until an anti-racist curriculum is developed. Also on the podcast: Oprah’s wisdom, why Beethoven was not a genius, unsolicited Bing searches, and “queer” advice for Joe Biden.

Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a study of the rise in murders since the George Floyd riots. Sharp cuts in stop-and-frisk have meant more murders — up by a record 380 percent in Portland, the city that never sleeps. Some officers wonder if they should just walk off the job and “let the city burn.” Taylor also discusses good news from Nevada and from Trader Joe’s, John Muir’s legacy, Fr. Maloney’s sin, and what’s wrong with (Once) Great Britain.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance notes that if Seattle — as proposed — defunds the police and fires hundreds of officers, layoffs will start with recently hired minorities. Solution? Fire whites only. Taylor also discusses idiocy in Portland, lousy marksmanship in Chicago, “racism” where you least expect it, and why there must be no more “blind auditions” at orchestras.

Jared Taylor marvels at the fashion for Fortune 500 "Chief Diversity Officers," who enjoy a median total compensation of $600,000. And yet, Taylor notes, the entire country is so busy "canceling" white people that these positions hardly seem necessary.

Jared Taylor concludes that “invisible work” is the special benefits blacks confer simply by being black – but it’s hard labor and deserves pay. Taylor also discusses happy cases of comeuppance, sad tales of treachery, increasing black violence, a recently discovered new form of slavery, and why the slogan “Work Hard, Be Nice” has got to go.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance on what a difference a backbone makes. He also talks about Mt. Rushmore, Lincoln, Kit Carson, Paul Krugman, Karen Attiah, double standards in Black and white, and why the New York Times needs a new name.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey shake their heads over a 27-year-old black man who will not cooperate with the police even to find the killer of his own 3-year-old son. Taylor and Kersey also discuss the crime wave hitting American cities, statues coming down all around the world, and other consequences of the George Floyd riots.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey analyze the Supreme Court ruling that sent the minority leader into a state of ecstasy. They also discuss the continuing reverberations of the death of George Floyd.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey discuss the momentous implications of the most important week for American race relations in the past half century.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss the causes and consequences of the greatest wave of civil disturbances since the 1960s.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss at some length the riots, looting, and arson that followed the death of a black man in police custody. They also talk about the specialized crime wave in New York City, Memorial Day in Chicago, SBA racism, street drag racing in Atlanta, and the Times Memorial Day attack on the US military.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey report on Larry Sanger’s regrets that the site he founded has abandoned neutrality. Taylor and Kersey also discuss the Covid handout sweepstakes, the homeless in San Fran, the Katie Hill legacy, Prof. Elizabeth Bartholet, the remarkable Kenya Alexander, what happened to Rosalie Cook, and the call to prayer in Amsterdam.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at the number of Americans who think “hate speech is an act of violence:” 75 percent of blacks, 72 percent of whites, and 46 percent of whites. They also discuss the Arbery killing, armed patrols, social distancing arrests, Black Mama Bailout, and the sad story of Jean Dussine.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss the new “belonging” campaign at the Boston Museum of Fine Art, Joe Biden’s outreach campaigns, crime in Philly and NYC, Muhammad Masood, “Lady Al-Qaeda,” the Harvey Milk Club, Twitter’s motherly reminders, who got a Pulitzer, and good news from Denmark.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey applaud as New York City cuts fire, police, sanitation, and education in order to beef up more important city services. They also discuss Brittney Cooper, Marcia Fudge, Kori Muhammad, Kamlesh Khunti, why homeschooling has got to go, #LibDemIftar, and who’s got the “awesomeness factor.”

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey look at the latest Trump plan that appears to be DOA. They also discuss Kizzmekia Corbett, Rocky Music, Al Sharpton, Heather Mac Donald, hot times in France, strange times in Lesotho, and which black woman should be Joe Biden’s pick for VP.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss the continuing antics of the coronavirus, as it highlights the exciting diversity of our nation and the world. They also discuss shoes to die for, Chauncy Devega, Jeff Sessions, and Denmark’s cozy new government department. Jared Taylor refuses to reveal the identity of the podcast’s mystery guest.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at the fashion in fretting over black victims of the coronavirus – even though whites appear to be suffering more than Asians or Hispanics. Taylor and Kersey also discuss plans for illegals to get bailout lolly, the heartbreaking story of Dr. Beth Potter, how New Zealand is crushing the virus and Ivory Coast isn’t, why blacks better not wear gloves in public, Swedish silliness, and why the Border Patrol now has only 100 people (!) in custody.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey celebrate the ruling class’s late-in-life understanding of nationalism. They also discuss Seattle police priorities, coronavirus nose-counting in Maryland, Mexicans who want to keep us out, who might riot in France, why illegals do or don’t deserve a check, the wisdom of Judge Lina, where the Gucci stores are boarded up, and why Tedros Adhanom is feeling unloved.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at Gov. Cuomo's candid explanation for why his state has half the country's COVID-19 cases. They also discuss "coughing while Asian," how Iran got the virus, protecting Brazil's slums, bad luck for Michael McCauley, and what is tucked into that $2 trillion bailout bill.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that jailbirds are being released all over the country for fear they might catch the virus in the pen. Taylor and Kersey also discuss Europe's sudden ability to close borders, how Pittsburgh will cure racism, bad marksmanship in Baltimore, and the Hindu cure for the Chinese virus.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey goggle at the foolishness that makes it into mainstream newspapers. They also discuss how (not) to talk about the coronavirus, CALEXIT, ICEcapades, wise Greeks and idiot Germans, treachery in Virginia, and whether they will ever again have to talk about Elizabeth Warren.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey report on Greece’s firm response to the huge wave of “migrants” Turkey just sent across the border. Taylor and Kersey also discuss stiff backbones in Hungary and Norway, rubber backbones in Virginia and Minnesota, the latest hate hoax, and just how many illegals there are in the country.

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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey introduce the new DOJ section that will strip people of citizenship if they lied to get it. Taylor and Kersey also discuss Maxine Waters, the heroic Heather Mac Donald, the dilemma of DNA testing, what Hispanics think about guns, and Deontay Wilder’s hilarious excuse for losing the heavyweight title to a white guy.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey admire the self-possession of Chares Barry, who says of his 139th arrest, “Bail reform; it’s lit!” Taylor and Kersey also discuss who was banned by the Trump travel ban, Stacey Abrams for veep, how to get to the roots of racism, how to study Classics without Homer, and who went from war-torn Syria to war-torn Baltimore.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey explain how a model lost her shot at a Cosmopolitan cover because white lives matter. They also discuss Bernie, Buttigieg, Bloomberg, di Blasio, police antics in Philadelphia and Minneapolis, sanctuary cities, “white supremacist” propaganda, and the Baltimore Cease Fire. They also welcome Jussie Smollett back into the news.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey explain why Mayor Pete is so hopelessly wrong. They also discuss cannabis reparations gone wrong, Montana gone wrong, architecture gone wrong, BAFTA gone wrong, white literature in black face, and what “shuhada" get when they go to '"jannah."

Jared Taylor and PK note that Goldman Sachs will not take a company public if it has only white men on its board. California already requires women on boards, and a “diversity” bill has cleared the House in Washington. Taylor and PK also discuss the crime boom in New York City, denaming Boalt Hall, whether racism is worse than the coronavirus, how to get blacks to vote Trump, and the continuing adventures of Richard Carranza.

Jared Taylor and PK look into the theories of Donald Moss, PhD, who will give a talk, “On Having Whiteness,” on Feb. 7 in New York City. Taylor and PK also discuss Joel Davis’s sad end, murder in Mexico, insanity in Iowa, Bloomberg baloney, Ugandan Indians, feckless Puerto Ricans, Broadway madness, and the editorial writer who thinks white people at gun rallies are domestic terrorists.

Jared Taylor and PK marvel at New York City “justice” — police released a four-time bank robber who robbed another bank the very next day. Taylor and Kersey also discuss the horrible fate of Maria Fuertes, sanity from a famous author, the latest on AOC and Letitia James, fun times at the New Life Impact Church, U visas, and CNN’s non-definition of racism.

Jared Taylor and PK introduce Michael Coard who says, “White men, generally, historically and presently speaking, have been toxic.” Taylor and PK also discuss anchor babies, refugees, crime in Atlanta and New York, why the NFL is “embarrassing,” foolishness from Mayors De Blasio and Bloomberg, sex grooming in Britain, wisdom in Oklahoma, and the astonishing number of people gone missing in Mexico.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and PK lament a misunderstanding among Hmong that left four dead and 12 wounded in Fresno. They also discuss why “Happy new year” is as bad as “merry Christmas,” how Ezra Klein stupidly celebrated the new year, a sensible black man’s view of white privilege, and teachers too white, romance too white, marijuana too white, and Badgers too white.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey pity Amanda Marcotte, who seems to believe that when someone wishes her “merry Christmas” he really means “f**k you.’ They also discuss the “Countdown to Christmas,” ICE Air, the hideous whiteness of the earth sciences, Michael Moore’s lunacy, a “victim of gun violence,” the adventures of Ibraheem Samirah, and bigotry in black and white.

Jared Taylor and PK mourn the fall of a Chinese woman who so loved the United States that she ran a $3 million business to turn Chinese babies into American citizens. They also discuss Democrat loutishness, physicist foolishness, NHL cowardice, Chinese spying, African and Brazilian asylum seekers, and what happens when Muslims meet Bloods.

Jared Taylor and PK take a look at what Massachusetts’ first black congresswoman is pushing. They also discuss the cost of educating illegals, Susan Wojcicki’s campaign against the “controversial” and the “questionable,” the fun legislators of color have in New York, the problems they have in Pennsylvania, Muslim Community Patrols in Brooklyn, homicide in Cleveland, Hesperia’s woes, and the deep wisdom of the Japanese.

Jared Taylor and PK marvel at the rise of Mohammed, barely in the top 100 names in 2013 but now in the top ten. They also discuss Margell McClendon’s math troubles, Michael Bloomberg’s insult to Americans, how blacks can cash in on marijuana, the Pan-African crosswalk, Angela Merkel’s idiocy, and Danish confirmation of the obvious.

Jared Taylor and PK note that the reintroduced Zim dollar is doing much better than the 80 billion percent annual inflation rate of November 2008. They also discuss why blacks think Pete Buttigieg is a "lying MF," the problem of fake peer reviewing, Chicago politics, who's worried about anti-Trump violence, good news from Hungary, and a whole host of fun facts about Islam.

On November 25, National Public Radio broadcast a few words from a November 22 interview with Jared Taylor about leaked email showing that White House advisor Stephen Miller had been reading dissident websites such as American Renaissance. This is the complete conversation.

Jared Taylor and PK note the price Asians are paying for promoting meritocracy rather than race preferences. Taylor and PK also discuss hate hoaxes on and off the football field, how to honor Sacajawea, Starbucks’ bum problem, Elizabeth Warren’s war on “hate,” Catherine Pugh’s sticky end, Kamala Harris’ “donkey in the room,” startling good sense from Sweden, and how London fights the “bagging” problem.

Jared Taylor and PK marvel at the news that 800 children are known to have been recycled across the border – one as many as eight times. They also discuss the 2019 “Glamour” magazine awards, how Harvard exploits blacks, NYT gloating over the great replacement, the latest Finnish hate hoax, San Francisco’s fully pedigreed new DA, racism on the rise in Italy, and how the poppy brought down Don Cherry. 

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey get a good laugh over what really happened at Western CT State U. They also discuss how Kansas City lost its MLK Street, Congolese in Missoula, Bob’s Burgers & Teriyaki, the prophet Mohammed’s “British values,” mother-daughter felons in Prince George’s County, and the newly declared health emergency in Madison, Wisconsin.

If white children can’t wear sombreros, Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey want to know whether black girls can dress up as Snow White. They also discuss ominous poll findings about free speech, why grammar is white supremacy, “cancellation of removal,” foreign languages spoken at home, why people listen to classical music, battles over monuments, and how much you property value declines when there is a murder on the block.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey recount the sad story of Mexico’s latest capitulation to the real government of Sinaloa State. They also discuss the sudden rise in Mexican asylum-seekers, the adventures of Wilber Martinez-Guzman, why “extremism” is so popular on YouTube, why the “nicest place to live in America” may not be for long, and the best liquor stores to rob in North America.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey applaud the BBC for its exposé of “pleasure marriages” despite complaints that it was an insult to Islam. They also discuss Twitter’s new censorship rules for politicians, whether Brittany Cooper is right about Donald Trump, the fracas at Georgia Southern University, black family values in Dayton, the tightening vice on Columbus Day, who’s on welfare, and a great article on America’s decline by Victor Hanson.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey laugh at the latest lefty fantasy: cure all root causes of crime and then abolish prisons. But won’t they want to keep them as reeducation camps for “racists”? Taylor and Kersey also discuss the “biased” GRE, Rihanna’s revelations, “racist” math, Chinese polluters, King County follies, election promises in Mexico, and how the tomahawk chop got the ax.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey analyze Judge Allison Burroughs’ incoherent decision. They also discuss “Rumors of War,” “Angels Unawares,” yet more ICEcapades, the latest interracial crime stats, Sarah Jeong, Lori Lightfoot, Afghans in Greece, and what happens when you try a hunger strike in Japan.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey explain why the International Society of Anglo-Saxonists joined the boot-lickers. Taylor and Kersey also discuss the right to be forgotten, the latest casualty in the sneaker wars, what Sherikia Hawkins, Ibram X. Kendi and Steven Muhammad are up to, how to get blacks to study physics, and what happened when UNC Charlotte tried to whoop up “white privilege.”

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey analyze the latest House Judiciary Committee talks on whether to confiscate firearms from known gang members and ”white nationalists.” They also discuss the best countries in which to lose your wallet, ICEcapades, good sense from Eric Holder, rogue judges in Massachusetts, Asian intelligence, bashing Bernie Sanders, and Africans who want to kill whites.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey salute East European leaders who say no to replacement migration and are working to boost native fertility. Taylor and Kersey also discuss mounting insanity in Canada, people who think it should be illegal to join the NRA, the latest on the border wall, how many black women support Trump, and the latest victims of “diversity and inclusion.”

Jared Taylor interviews Frodi Midjord about two exciting conferences he is planning for the fall.

Register here: https://www.counter-currents.com/2019/08/the-scandza-forum-returns-to-copenhagen/

Jared Taylor and PK go over the details of the Eric Garner case to explain why Daniel Pantaleo should not have been fired. They also discuss a promising change to “disparate impact” doctrine, idiocy in Illinois, ADL hysteria, dueling DAs in Philadelphia, the "1619 Project," how to stalk your teenage boy, the rising tide of Africans, and the great replacement county by county. 

Jared Taylor and PK marvel at the people who should know better who tell us ‘Mike-Mike’ was “murdered.” They also discuss Joe Biden’s campaign-trail antics, how ankle monitors work, goofy Richard Gere, goofy Pope Francis, the goofy NFL, Kamala Harris’s plan to take your guns, and the latest attack on an ICE facility.

Jared Taylor, PK, and guest Colin Flaherty marvel at a new movie—in theaters September 27—about rich liberals who get back at the "ratfucker-in-chief" by killing his supporters. Your hosts also discuss reactions to El Paso (including Mexico's threat to sue us for not protecting its citizens), "red flag" laws, and more-than-usually contemptible behavior by the New York Times and Baltimore Sun. 

Jared Taylor and PK explain why the “art of the deal” that made Guatemala a “safe third country” is so important. They also discuss the continuing fallout from the President’s Baltimore remarks, abysmal ignorance about mass shootings, “kill all white people,” Devonta Allen’s urban renewal program, the horrors of diversity in Britain, and the latest Global Slavery Index report.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey note that the first batch of harmless victims of “overincarceration” released under President Trump’s new, “First Step” sentencing guidelines include rapists, robbers, burglars, and murderers. Taylor and Kersey also discuss a City Journal article on why the jails should stay full, a new study on police shootings, what became of President Trump’s much-ballyhooed ICE raids, whites fighting back in court, and exotic housing choices at the University of Nevada.

Jared Taylor and PK take a good look at Congress’s “Resolution Condemning President Trump’s Racist Comments.” Congress shows how quickly it can act: It slapped the President in the face just one day after his tweets. Taylor and PK also discuss “ICE heroes,” Central Americans reverting to type, Area 51, the deportation raids that didn’t happen, rules changes on asylum, and how Werner von Braun become a non-person.

Jared Taylor and PK discuss proposed legislation that would rescind 20 medals of honor awarded to Americans who killed the wrong kind of people. They also talk about Kamala Harris’s new giveaway, insanity in Vermont, insanity in Arizona, insanity in law school, AfroFuture Fest, why “the new Atlanta” is “racist,” #ADOS, “infiltrators,” and how Florida’s felons got the vote.

Jared Taylor and PK admit they didn’t anticipate something that happens when you let people beat the fare: The subway becomes skid row. Taylor and PK also discuss Nike’s snub to Betsy Ross, Cory Booker’s open-borders plan, California legislation to let illegals play Democrat politics, new data on illegals, Africans marching through Central America, Charlottesville’s new paid holiday, and unexpected lows in journalism.