Louder with Crowder Gulf of America Day: Why Trump's Renaming Spree is More Important than You Think
Feb 11, 2025
Josh Firestine, a political commentator, joins to dissect President Trump's controversial renaming initiatives of national landmarks. They explore the implications of proposed laws in Ohio and Mississippi that would criminalize male ejaculation without intent to conceive, raising provocative discussions on gender accountability. The talk delves into cultural shifts and the motivations behind recent name changes, questioning whether they reflect evolving values or an attempt to erase history. Humor intertwines with serious critique of U.S. foreign aid and its effects on human rights in South Africa.
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Kwanzaa Rap
- Steven Crowder dislikes Kwanzaa due to a bad experience rapping for the show Arthur.
- He discovered the holiday's creator, Ron Everett, committed violent acts.
Gulf of America
- Renaming Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America symbolizes a cultural shift.
- America is embracing its heritage and rejecting shame.
Fort Bragg
- Restoring Fort Bragg's name reflects a renewed American pride.
- It reverses the trend of erasing history due to imperfections.