Auron McIntyre

Joel Berry, managing editor of the Babylon Bee, champions Christian conservative ideals, while Auron McIntyre, a Blaze TV host, critiques the conservative movement from a post-liberal perspective. They delve into the MAGA civil war, exploring shared grievances and the future of the Constitution. Joel warns against accelerationist strategies, advocating for spiritual revival, while Auron emphasizes elite political fixes. The conversation touches on youth engagement with populism, the appeal of figures like Nick Fuentes, and the implications of labeling in today's polarized climate.

Auron MacIntyre, a guest speaker focused on the challenges faced by young men today, dives into the struggles of young white men navigating a difficult job market. He critiques outdated career advice and discusses the alarming economic disparities that hinder financial independence, emphasizing rising housing costs and limited job opportunities. The conversation also touches on the evolving political landscape, the dynamics of multiculturalism, and the importance of actionable support for young men facing these complex societal challenges.

Auron McIntyre, author of The Total State, discusses likely outcomes and reasons to be white-pilled in the long run. Topics include the distinct qualities of Icelandic society, the impact of scale on political organization, the evolution of the managerial elite in the U.S., and maintaining cultural identity and values. Reflects on American people and the regime, tradition, reform, and societal crisis, and analyzes the transition from democracies to tyrannies.