Jeremy Carl

Jeremy Carl, an author and conservative commentator, joins to tackle the contentious issue of anti-white discrimination. He critiques a recent article's narrow framing, arguing it wrongly blames only white men. The conversation highlights the overlooked struggles of the white working class and the necessity to address broader accountability. They explore how disaffected talent is migrating to independent media and the need for conservative credentialing institutions. Carl also emphasizes a nuanced view of American identity, advocating for cultural assimilation balanced with respect for diversity.

Jeremy Carl, author of "The Unprotected Class," joins for a gripping discussion on Trump's recent executive orders targeting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. They analyze the legal battles emerging in response to these policies and debate the political ramifications within the conservative movement. The conversation also touches on the potential impacts of dismantling DEI within education, the complexities of the H-1B visa program, and the broader implications for upcoming elections and societal reform.

In this discussion, Jeremy Carl, a Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute and author of "The Unprotected Class," delves into the complexities of anti-white racism in America. He critiques the effectiveness of anti-racist programs promoting equity while linking societal shifts since 2013 to rising anti-white sentiment. Carl explores anti-white racism across institutions and its connections to broader racial dynamics. He challenges the political influence of DEI movements and offers insights on immigration's impact on America's racial landscape.

Jeremy Carl, author of "The Unprotected Class: How Anti-White Racism is Tearing America Apart," dives into the controversial topic of anti-white racism. He discusses the evolution of societal views on race and how public discourse shapes perceptions. Carl challenges the notion of reverse racism and critiques the inconsistencies in addressing discrimination. He emphasizes the importance of open dialogue and mutual accountability while navigating the complexities of racial tensions in America, all against a backdrop of politically charged rhetoric.

Jeremy Carl, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Interior and senior fellow at the Claremont Institute, dives deep into the contentious world of H-1B visas. He argues that the current program is detrimental to American labor and discusses Vivek Ramaswamy’s controversial stance, painting it as dangerously misguided. Carl reflects on the tech industry's influence over immigration policies and highlights the ethical and economic implications of temporary worker systems. His insights shed light on the complex intersection of politics, immigration, and American work culture.