The Culture War Podcast with Tim Pool MSNBC AGREES Trump Must Deploy National Guard To Chicago, Larry Elder Says Fix The Black Family
Sep 2, 2025
Larry Elder, an influential conservative commentator and author, joins the discussion on pressing urban issues. The conversation dives into Chicago's crime crisis and the controversial idea of deploying the National Guard. Elder argues the core of societal challenges lies in family structure and fatherlessness, particularly within the Black community. He links welfare policies to declining community values and stresses the importance of faith in fostering responsible behaviors. The episode wraps up with inspiring stories of personal resilience, emphasizing the potential for hope amidst adversity.
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Growing Up Amid Chicago Violence
- Tim Pool describes growing up near Archer and Cicero on Chicago's southwest side and witnessing gang violence and being shot at.
- He uses these experiences to argue that Chicago residents want safety over political narratives.
Media Ignores Black-On-Black Crime
- Larry Elder argues national attention ignores black-on-black crime and local tragedies get little coverage.
- He links media silence to selective concern about black lives depending on the perpetrator.
Crime Disparities By Demographic
- Elder cites statistics showing blacks are overrepresented in violent crime relative to population share.
- He connects these figures to broader discussions about crime and policy focus.
