At best, the fallout over the Epstein files is a major communications failure for the Trump administration, and Dems are taking advantage. As leftists openly war with ICE, Trump needs his based united to take them on. Listen

The BBB is passed — with mixed results. The increase in ICE’s budget is welcome, but the cuts to entitlements may cost Republicans in the midterms. Elon Musk is idiotically trying to start a third party, emphasizing precisely the most unpopular niche issues. Meanwhile, powerful donors are reportedly lobbying President Trump to pass another amnesty.... Listen

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American “conservatives” have two blind spots: They refuse to understand the importance of race, and they have an almost idolatrous love of the US Constitution. Now, a remarkable paper by a law student at the University of Florida explains that a proper understanding of the Constitution requires an appreciation of the importance of race. In... Read More

If Trumpism fails, are we back to 2013 and the extreme, unpopular tactic of looking past America? Donald Trump has delivered critical victories — reversing anti-white discrimination, essentially ending new illegal immigration, and restarting ICE raids, even on farms. Yet after the US bombing of Iran, many grassroots MAGA activists are crying betrayal. Has President... Listen

For the first time in more than 50 years, more immigrants may leave the United States than enter. The economy is slowing, but the unemployment rate is steady because the number of foreign-born workers is declining. According to data from the Department of Labor, there are a million fewer foreign-born workers since March. As the... Read More

President Donald Trump made a spectacular own goal by floating amnesty for illegal alien farm and hotel workers last Thursday, though he has waffled since. In other news, the Democrats got a phony martyr when a California senator of Mexican descent (and loyalty) made a theatrical show of persecution. As America enters an era of... Listen

What men like Pat Buchanan and Peter Brimelow prophesized has come to pass. ICE came to LA, and local officials have done everything short of threatening secession. It is time for America to decide whether it is still one country, and that will come down to whether President Trump has sufficient will to see this... Listen

Journalists and politicians have repeatedly declared that populism and nationalism are fading. There have been setbacks, but the overall trend is positive. Nationalism is clearly on the rise in Europe, even though patriots face a race against time as demographics change. Romania recently crushed a right-wing challenge through tactics that most would call brutally authoritarian... Read More

One of the joys of being white is that you are always to blame for conflicts, even if you do not think you are involved. Israelis held a barbecue seemingly to mock those in Gaza. A black woman said that this proved whites are genetically more prone to evil. It received over 324,000 likes.

One of the frustrations of democratic politics is the return of ideas once thought discredited. It seems every generation must rediscover why certain ideas are obviously stupid. Most of these ideas grow out of the mistaken belief that the government can simply provide everyone all their material needs. One of the most stubborn bad ideas... Read More

Five years after the Summer of Floyd, a new cynicism characterizes race relations. Rather than falling into hysterics at the concept of a victimized black man, people are cracking jokes. George Floyd simply isn’t the sinless martyr the Left needs — but more than this, the postwar moral framework on race is under siege. 2020... Listen

According to ForeignAssistance.gov, the United States of America provided about $330 million in aid to South Africa in 2024, and $90 million so far in 2025. Because aid for both of these years is only partially reported, the real figures may well be higher. White South Africa fell not because of pressure from the African... Read More

The loss of Nottoway Plantation led to laughter and celebration by blacks. But everything said about this house has been said about the White House, the Capitol, and everything else that defines America. Civic nationalism is fundamentally untenable, and whites are running out of time to wake up to that fact. Listen

It has been one of our hosts’ most important causes for more than a decade — and now, we’ve won. However, this is only the beginning. South Africa is the future we are fighting to avoid, and its history holds lessons for all white people. If progressives’ reaction to Afrikaner refugees is any indication, one... Listen

The support for Shiloh Hendrix has been nothing short of inspiring, but there is always a reaction. As usual, blacks react to words with threats of violence. Talk about black fragility.

In what is arguably the biggest white pill for the movement in years, whites have raised more than $700,000 for a woman who was accosted by an African and responded with a middle finger and a harsh word. It is a decisive strike against cancel culture and the emotional blackmail used against ordinary people. Is... Listen

Perhaps the most divisive debate within white advocacy is over optics. To care about appearance and conduct may seem cowardly when we are in a fight for our survival. On the other hand, politics — changing people’s minds — is about optics. A poll can have vastly different results depending on the wording, and political... Read More

Were race relations really better in the 1990s? They were certainly different on the screen. Rough Riders shows a vanished America, not just of the 1890s, but the 1990s. You couldn’t make it now — war is praised as a spur to heroism, patriotism is taken for granted, and the aristocracy exists to serve the... Listen

The question is simple: The white race, yes or no? By the end of this century, whites will be on track to becoming minorities in almost all our historic homelands, even within Europe. The majority of births in the United States are already to non-whites. This shift will have major political, economic, religious, and cultural... Read More

Yesterday was St. George’s Day — or something close to it. It is technically next week because the Church of England says a feast day cannot be within a week of Easter. Nonetheless, in political terms, St. George Day’s was yesterday for post-Christian England, and like everything else, it is a political battleground. Prime Minister... Read More