Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss the fallout from Charlottesville: defacement and removal of monuments, “deplatforming” of dissident websites, the Trump controversy, justifications for anti-“racist” violence—all in the context of the increasingly hysterical attempt to shut off all white advocacy. Our opponents are desperately trying to silence ideas they cannot refute.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey team up again to discuss an astonishing week in which Google fired an employee who complained that the company was an ideological echo chamber, Charlottesville had to be forced by a judge to let whites hold a rally, and the assault on Southern heritage grew even more intense.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like team up again to discuss the past week: the latest AmRen conference, media insanity over prospects for real immigration reform, the NAACP's hilarious "travel advisory" on the state of Missouri, and much more.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance speaks with Michael Walker, a veteran European nationalist and former editor of The Scorpion. They discuss whether Brexit, Trump's election, and Marine Le Pen's first-round electoral victory are signs whites everywhere are waking up, and why whites are the one group which needs waking up in the first place..

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance interviews a one-eighth Alaska Native about problems such as alcoholism, welfare dependency, native politics, and relations with whites. The interview concludes with a description of how immigration and refugee resettlement are changing the face of Alaska. 

Jared Taylor interviews a 31-year-old Mexican race realist and medical doctor, who explains Mexican attitudes towards blacks, Americans, Asians, and native Indians. He also describes Mexican thinking about America and Americans, the border, Central American immigration, drug cartels, and corruption. This is a candid conversation with a man who loves his own country but has no illusions about it.

Jared Taylor of America Renaissance interviews Nathan Damigo, the founder of Identity Europa. Mr. Damigo describes the experiences and that led him to become an activist for our people, and explains the purpose and tactics of one of America's most effective racial consciousness organizations.

Jared Taylor of America Renaissance and Guillaume Durocher discuss the results of the first round of the French elections. Emmanuel Macron, top vote-getter and probable winner in the second round, claims to be a fresh alternative to discredited politics, but would deliver discredited policies: mass immigration, globalism, more power for the EU. The French will have a remarkably clear choice between Miss Le Pen and Mr. Macron. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Durocher explain why the French are likely to make the wrong choice.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance interviews Simon Roche of South African. Until this year, Mr. Roche worked closely with the ANC, and vividly describes the corruption that pervades South African society. He now works for Suidlanders, a group formed to protect non-combatant whites in the event that South Africa falls into anarchy. Suidlanders see the writing n the wall and are taking no chances.

https://suidlanders.org/

hk@suidlanders.co.za

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and European activist Guillaume Durocher discuss the candidates for this spring's French presidential elections. Marine Le Pen is likely to make a strong showing in the first round, but center-leftist Emmanuel Macron appears poised to win in the second round. The contest will highlight two opposing visions of what it means to be French.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like discuss the Left's primitive reaction to the rise of Donald Trump. What does violence say about them -- and about the future of American politics? Mr. Taylor and Mr. Kersey also analyze the Appeals Court decision to uphold stay on enforcing Mr. Trump's travel ban.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance interviews a young black man about race differences in IQ, "acting white," and what it means to be called an "Uncle Tom." 

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like rate Donald Trump on his initial series of executive orders and give him an A+. They also discuss the rioting that prevented Milo Yiannopoulos from giving a talk at UC Berkeley and speculate on what this means for the prospects for peaceful change. 

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like analyze Barrack Obama's farewell address in light of the fawning hysteria with which the media first greeted our "first black president." Boot licking for the outgoing president could not be in greater contrast to the open hatred for his successor. 

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like discuss how the authorities reacted to the Chicago torture incident. At first, the Chicago police refused even to discuss race and said the incident might be only "stupid ranting and raving." Finally, under pressure, they brought hate-crime charges. Mr. Taylor notes that Barrack Obama thinks the "trajectory" of race relations in the United States is "actually very positive."

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like describe the astonishing changes that Muslim immigrants have wrought on Europe. From Scandinavia to Italy, Christians are celebrating their holiest day in the shadow of the sword.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don’t Like talk about the alleged post-election, Trump-related wave of hate crimes. Many of the most widely reported attacks are turning out to be hoaxes. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Kersey also discuss the craven reaction of Europeans to crimes committed by Muslim immigrants and explain the findings of a new report on the estimated 900 “no-go zones” Muslims have established throughout Europe.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like explain their enthusiasm for Keith Ellison as head of the Democratic National Committee. They also discuss the SPLC's latest dishonest reporting on "hate crimes," and the implications of the gruesome rape/murder of the German 19-year-old, Maria Ladenburger.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss the Muslim terror attack at Ohio State University and how it fits into current immigration policies and liberal myths.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like talk about the appointment of Steven Bannon as White House Senior Policy Adviser, Twitter's ban of Alt-Right accounts, how to bring "sanctuary cities" to heel, and Obama's last-minute attempt to slip Australia's reject "refugees" into the United States before Trump is sworn in.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like discuss the consequences of the momentous Trump upset victory. They note that this is only a first step--Donald Trump is an American nationalist, not a racial nationalist--but that he has opened the door to possibilities no one could have imagined without him.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like discuss Donald Trump's latest attempts to win black votes. Does he believe in his policies or is he just striking a pose? Mr. Taylor and Mr. Kersey also look into the latest DOJ skullduggery in the Eric Garner case, violence against Trump supporters, and fears of violence at polling station on election day.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss Trump's missed punches in the final debate, as well as Hillary's manufactured politicking. They talk about the Project Veritas exposes and Wikileaks dumps. Finally, they cover what Kersey calls "peak Trump hysteria" in Tavis Smiley's TIME Magazine article suggesting Trump may lead to the re-enslavement of blacks.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss the Trump Tapes, campaigning for Trump, Wikileaks revelations, and the claim that half of Europeans hold "extremist" views.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss the new "Birth of a Nation" movie about the Nat Turner slave revolt, whether or not an Asian rock band has the right to call itself "The Slants," and Hungary's referendum on keeping out migrants.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey on the presidential debate, the Charlotte riots, and what really motivates black violence.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss new findings on the genetics of psychopaths, polling results of the racial attitudes of Trump and Clinton supporters, the decline in social cohesion, and the latest crime statistics from Chicago.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance and Paul Kersey of SBPDL.com discuss the Alt-Right press conference at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C., as well as Hillary's "basket of deplorables" gaffe and the ongoing Kaepernick protests.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don't Like applaud the powerful speech Donald Trump just gave on immigration.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance interviews Paul Kersey of Stuff Black People Don’t Like about the unprecedented media campaign of hatred against Donald Trump. Mr. Kersey points out that even some in the press are embarrassed by it, with the New York Post publishing an article called: “American Journalism is Collapsing Before Our Eyes.” Mr. Kersey and Mr. Taylor welcome this naked partisanship as yet another step towards the mainstream media’s self-destruction, but warn that sustained anti-Trump venom could be enough to tip the election against Mr. Trump.

They go on to dissect some of the charges against the candidate: that he is “fascist,” “racist,” “bigoted,” and a “threat to democracy.” Mr. Taylor marvels at the arrogance of journalists who seem to believe that when large numbers of Americans vote for a candidate journalists don’t like it is a “threat to democracy.”

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance interviews British barrister Adrian Davies about the consequences of Brexit. Now that the dust has begun to settle, does is Britain likely to use its new powers to control immigration and put a stop to multiculturalism? Mr. Davies points out that virtually every political party is in a leadership crisis, which could lead to significant change.

Jared Taylor, editor of American Renaissance, talks with Paul Kersey, the impresario behind Stuff Black People Don't Like (sbpdl.com), about Presiden't Obama's executive orders on guns and why they don't consider the racial roots of America's gun problem.

Jared Taylor, editor of American Renaissance, discusses Donald Trump's immigration plan with Peter Brimelow, editor of VDARE.com.

Jared Taylor and Paul "RamZPaul" Ramsey discuss how white Millennials see race.

Jared Taylor of American Renaissance interviews Afrikaner activist Dan Roodt about life in ANC-run South Africa. Mr. Roodt describes the impact of millions of black immigrants from neighboring countries, and what this means for the future of his country.

Jared Taylor of AmRen.com and Paul Kersey of SBPDL.com discuss the origins and implications of the 2015 Baltimore riots. Baltimore is now a black-run city, and any problems with policing or governance are the fault of the city's majority-black population, but blacks still blame whites.

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey discuss the Justice Department's report on the Ferguson Police Department, and what it all means for whites.

Jared Taylor and Nicholas Wade dicuss eugenics, the future of genetic research, and academic closemindedness. They cover critical reception to Mr. Wade's recent book, as well as his next book.

Jared Taylor interviews Matt Tait of Western Spring, who gives an incisive analysis of a scandal that has shocked Britain.

During the interview, Mr. Tait mentions an organization called Common Purpose. This Daily Mail article is a good introduction to the organization.

Jared Taylor and John Sullivan discuss the Michael Brown shooting, racial profiling, and legitimate use of force.