The Auron MacIntyre Show

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9 snips
Oct 29, 2026 • 8min

Brazil is a Chilling Warning for America | 10/29/26

Flavio Bolsonaro’s flight to America follows a stunning Brazilian election upset, while his father remains imprisoned after a contentious 2022 contest. The discussion examines Brazil’s disputed vote, judicial crackdowns, and the absence of international intervention. It then draws parallels to America’s election battles, concerns about unrest, and Republican failures to secure electoral reforms.
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Oct 28, 2026 • 1h 22min

Why the Conservative Coalition Is a Disaster | Guest: Titus Techera | 10/28/26

Titus Techera, a political and cultural commentator and Hillsdale fellow, joins the discussion on the conservative coalition’s widening fractures. They explore NatCon Jerusalem, Christian Zionism, donor influence, conservative media, Trump’s fading momentum, and the GOP’s generational shift. The conversation also examines demoralization, institutional weakness, podcasting’s disruptive role, and what durable political alliances might require.
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33 snips
Oct 26, 2026 • 1h 11min

The Nation-State Is Failing | 10/26/26

A sweeping history of political order, from families and tribes to city-states, empires, feudal kingdoms, and modern sovereignty. The discussion examines how World War I reshaped borders, why imposed nation-states struggle across different cultures, and how expanding states can lose connection with their peoples. It also explores technology, diaspora conflict, nationalism, and the obligations of living within history.
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11 snips
Oct 23, 2026 • 50min

Woke Went Broke, but It Also Won | Guest: Aydin Paladin | 10/22/2026

Aydin Paladin, a YouTuber and writer focused on culture, psychology, media, and games, examines how “woke” entertainment could lose money yet reshape cultural norms. They explore narrative persuasion, representation, the leftward ratchet, conservative failures in art, Hollywood’s creative reckoning, and how independent creators and AI may challenge the entertainment establishment.
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6 snips
Oct 22, 2026 • 10min

Preparing for the End of Democracy | 10/22/26

A warning about political retaliation and the possibility of democratic collapse. The discussion examines Elissa Slotkin’s proposal to punish future officials, the escalating struggle over presidential power, and contingency plans for contested elections. It also explores why personnel matters, whether accountability can restore political reciprocity, and how conservatives might build lasting institutional strength.
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12 snips
Oct 21, 2026 • 1h 23min

Democrats Are Planning a Color Revolution in America | Guest: News Fist | 10/21/26

News Fist, a political commentator and creator of the News Fist media project, joins the discussion on alleged plans to exploit a contested election. Topics include prosecuting Trump officials, institutional control beyond elections, activist networks, alternative vote counts, constitutional reform, foreign expertise, political purges, and why conservatives need durable local organizations.
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10 snips
Oct 19, 2026 • 54min

The Battle for Texas | Guest: Bo French | 10/19/26

Bo French, Texas businessman, oil and gas professional, and Republican nominee for railroad commissioner, joins the conversation. He discusses energy prices, oil regulation, and the future of Texas’s power grid. The discussion also explores immigration, assimilation, demographic change, political migration, Republican unity, and creating opportunity for young men.
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20 snips
Oct 16, 2026 • 54min

Deporting Ilhan Omar Is Critical for the Survival of the US | Jack Posobiec | 10/16/26

Jack Posobiec, conservative commentator and author of Unhumans, joins a fiery discussion on Ilhan Omar’s immigration and financial investigations. They explore political lawfare, the use of constitutional power, and the consequences of conservative inaction. The conversation also examines Franco, McCarthy, Cold War alliances, revolutionary tactics, and the historical lessons behind Posobiec’s updated book.
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16 snips
Oct 15, 2026 • 10min

The Global Meritocracy Myth Sells Americans’ Inheritance Cheap | 10/15/26

A pointed examination of legal immigration, H-1B visas, and foreign student admissions. The discussion challenges the idea that opening jobs and universities to worldwide competition is automatically meritocratic, while questioning credential systems, diversity policies, and wage enforcement. It also explores whether citizenship carries a special claim to opportunities built through generations of American investment.
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21 snips
Oct 14, 2026 • 1h 13min

The Strong Gods Strike Back | Guest: RR Reno | 10/14/26

R.R. Reno, theologian, writer, and editor of First Things, joins a wide-ranging discussion on immigration, belonging, and the meaning of American identity. They explore the return of religion, heritage, and tradition to politics, the effects of bureaucracy and open borders, generational revolt, America’s cultural roots, nationalism, foreign alliances, and the search for a renewed national purpose.

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