Best of the Program | Guests: Stephen Hicks & Joseph MacKinnon | 4/30/24
Apr 30, 2024
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Philosophy professor Stephen Hicks and Blaze News writer Joseph MacKinnon dive into the dangers of Aleksandr Dugin's ideologies and NPR CEO Katherine Maher's true intentions. The podcast explores the intricacies of liberalism, national socialism, and the impact of historical knowledge on current ideologies.
University of Florida sets a strong precedent for handling campus unrest by enforcing strict rules without negotiation.
Stephen Hicks critiques Alexander Dugin's ideologies, highlighting fallacies in linking liberalism to progressivism and misinterpretations of historical events.
Katherine Maher's background and affiliations prompt scrutiny, raising questions about her role in promoting agendas through media platforms.
Deep dives
University of Florida's Stand Against Campus Demonstrations
University of Florida stands out as a campus effectively addressing peaceful demonstrations amidst campus unrest. Their strong stance against unacceptable behavior enforces strict rules without negotiation, setting a precedent for handling such situations.
Steven Hicks' Analysis of Alexander Dugin's Ideologies
Philosophy Professor Steven Hicks critiques Alexander Dugin's ideologies, emphasizing the historical context of liberalism, fascism, and communism. Hicks acknowledges Dugin's depth as a philosopher but highlights the fallacies in linking liberalism to progressivism and the misinterpretations of historical events in Dugin's theories.
CIA Affiliation Speculations Regarding Katherine Maher
Katherine Maher's background and affiliations, including her work with the CIA, have prompted speculations and scrutiny. Her involvement with color revolutions and global organizations like the World Bank raise questions about her role in promoting and influencing certain agendas through media platforms.
Influencer Farah Khalidi's Admission of Political Propaganda
Influencer Farah Khalidi candidly reveals her engagement in political propaganda on TikTok, including dissemination of Biden administration's messaging without disclosure. Her admission sheds light on the covert dissemination of political narratives to influence public opinion.
Concerns Over Political Propaganda Influence in Media and Society
Instances of political figures and influencers engaging in covert propaganda raise concerns about manipulating public opinion and distorting truth. The normalization of propaganda tactics, as seen in various contexts, underscores the need for transparency and ethical communication in media and society.
Glenn and Stu react to Nancy Pelosi's recent breakdown during an interview when Trump was brought up. Rockford University philosophy professor Stephen Hicks joins to unpack Tucker Carlson's recent interview with Aleksandr Dugin, whom Glenn has dubbed one of the most dangerous men in the world. Blaze News staff writer Joseph MacKinnon joins to explain why NPR's CEO, Katherine Maher, may be far more nefarious than we think.