

I Hate the ‘90s feat. John Ganz (E282)
8 snips Jun 14, 2024
Author John Ganz discusses how figures like David Duke, Murray Rothbard, and Pat Buchanan shaped American right-wing populism in the '90s, leading to Trump's rise. They explore extreme ideologies, Ross Perot's eccentricities, QAnon's appeal, and the book 'When the Clock Broke'.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Emergence of American Right-Wing Populism in the 1990s
02:04 • 15min
Exploring Opposition to Donald Trump and Deep Societal Divisions
17:32 • 2min
Murray Rothbard's Influence on the Far-Right Movement
19:19 • 14min
The Amphibious Nature of Extreme Right-Wing Figures in the Mainstream
33:06 • 6min
The Eccentricities and Political Influence of Ross Perot and Donald Trump
39:24 • 19min
The Extremity of QAnon Beliefs and its Psychological Appeal
58:34 • 8min
Exploration of 'When the Clock Broke' and Nostalgic '90s Gaming
01:06:38 • 4min