The Supreme Court of Colorado has ruled that Donald Trump can be excluded from the state’s ballots under a circuitous 213-page reading of the 14th Amendment. Meanwhile, Chris Rufo has forced CNN to run unfavorable stories about Harvard President Claudine Gay and her (allegedly) plagiarized academic papers. How can the Right keep the pressure on the diversocrats as they disgrace themselves? Speaking of disgrace, the editors cannot escape discussing the gay sex that was filmed in a Senate hearing room by a Democrat aide, before closing out by discussing “what a damn year” it has been.   Recommended Reading: Trump’s Legal Victory in Colorado Colorado Supreme Court Opinion

In this podcast, the editors discuss the Second Gentleman's mistake in telling the story of Hanukkah, Hunter Biden's latest news, and the upcoming movie about civil war. They explore the hidden messages in the film, speculate on a potential second civil war, and discuss controversies surrounding Hunter Biden. They also touch on right-wing policies in Europe and the need for great leadership in America.

The podcast discusses the generational divide within the Left and the increasing radicalism among the younger generation. It also explores the US's challenges on the world stage, urgent immigration issues, radicals in positions of power, recent developments involving an Iranian-backed militia, and the multicultural impact on investigating human trafficking. Additionally, they discuss articles on the American Mind website and critique the Biden administration's approach to AI.

The terminally online are showing themselves unable to unplug from the negative feedback loops to which they subscribe. Hollywood, especially Disney, is continuing to fail to really show us anything new that average people can connect to. Plus: censorship from top to bottom is wreaking havoc on nation states, especially as immigration spikes drive cultural wedges into the populace. Seth and James, refreshed from Thanksgiving, break it down.

A full complement of editors is joined by not one, but two special guests this week: Jeremy Carl & Michael Anton, both Claremont Institute senior fellows. In addition to seared turkey liver stuffing (true story), the cast are finding both white and black pills aplenty as there’s ample reason to despair and rejoice. From the inferno that was Joe Biden’s birthday cake, to populists claiming upset wins in two countries, to what they’re grateful for, the guys discuss it all this Thanksgiving. Plus: An extended list of reading recommendations as the cast reminds you to head on over to read the damn site (after you finish your turkey, of course).   Recommended reading: Carving Turkey Away from NATO Abraham Lincoln’s Thanksgiving Proclamation (1863) A Friend Indeed Christian Nationalism or Godless Nationalism Everything Is—Still—Fine Settlers Versus Migrants Lone Star: A History Of Texas And The Texans  

San Francisco's cleanup efforts for Xi Jinping but not for citizens, Nikki Haley's call for crackdown on pseudonyms, concerns about Kamala Harris and Kathy Hochl's actions, challenges of reasoning in a divided society, and exploring the concept of ethical cannibalism.

The podcast discusses the rise of anti-whiteness in society, the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict, the parallels between US and USSR expansionism, the connection between the Statue of Liberty and the conflict, the concept of passing and flight from white, and an appreciation of Bobby Knight's impact on society.

The podcast discusses the dangers of relying on AI and the implications of President Biden's executive order. It also explores the impact of AI on the economy and criminal justice system. Tensions within the Democratic Party and the renaming of bird names are also discussed. Additionally, the hosts delve into wokeness, identity politics, and the warfare by immigration. The complaints of Hamza Yousaf, premier of Scotland, regarding lack of diversity in Scottish leadership are also analyzed.

The podcast explores the new speaker of the house and his conservative values, including a national abortion ban. It discusses the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, highlighting incidents of anti-Semitism. The tension surrounding Israel as a 'white' nation by the American left is explored. There is also an analysis of the concept of Red Caesar and the consequences of immigration.

Discussion on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. Political issues and party division within the Republican party. Controversy surrounding an activist involved in art and activism. Discussion on Kendi, censorship, and scandals. Connection between visual art and current state of the arts. Report on immigration in Lampedusa and global economic migration. Exploring difficulties of parenting in an increasingly hostile world.