Radio Renaissance SCOTUS: It's Not Racial Profiling
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Sep 12, 2025 The hosts celebrate a significant Supreme Court ruling on immigration that tackles racial profiling. They delve into the deportation of South Korean workers from a Georgia factory, revealing the international ramifications. A discussion on societal reactions to crime looks at the complexities of law enforcement and media portrayal of diverse cases. Humor surfaces as they reflect on construction site mishaps amid serious public sentiment. The transformation of Confederate monuments sparks a debate over history and cultural significance.
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Show Opening And Listener Corrections
- Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey open the episode with listener feedback and memories of Colin Flaherty.
- They discuss police guest Officer John Patterson and correct a mistaken claim about Flaherty's cause of death.
Katrina Looting And Local Memories
- A New Orleans native recounts looting and chaos after Hurricane Katrina, describing car dealerships, Walmarts, and the mall being destroyed.
- The guest contrasts on-the-ground disorder with Netflix's documentary framing of victims and racism.
Two Tragic Murders Compared
- Jared describes the Caitlin Strait murder story and notes the victim was pregnant and later delivered by postmortem C-section.
- He contrasts the public attention to that case with the high-profile Irina Zarutska murder.
