The Auron MacIntyre Show

Writer Ronald Dodson, known for his insights at The American Mind and American Reformer, discusses the ADL's retraction of its "Glossary of Extremism" amid backlash and its influence on law enforcement. He critiques Keir Starmer's rhetoric on national identity and explores how mass immigration impacts British politics. The conversation shifts to the government shutdown, analyzing its potential to reshape executive power and create political momentum for Trump, alongside the bureaucratic implications of budget freezes.

Auron MacIntyre hilariously responds to a hit piece from Reason magazine while discussing recent terrorist threats targeting churches, encouraging men to protect their places of worship. He praises the Trump administration's actions against Antifa, emphasizing the need for organized security in congregations. The conversation dives into the dangers of foreign influence in U.S. politics, especially through social media, and critiques the ADL's tactics. Auron also clarifies his views on law enforcement and personal responsibility in these turbulent times.

A startling revelation unveils that over 270 undercover FBI agents infiltrated the January 6 protest, raising questions about government manipulation. The conversation contrasts the swift FBI actions regarding J6 with perceived leniency toward leftist violence, specifically concerning recent attacks on ICE facilities. Discussion also includes the indictment of James Comey as a first step toward accountability and suggestions for treating Antifa as a foreign-funded network. Listeners are urged to prioritize self-defense and political engagement as the state’s authority is challenged.

The podcast dives into Jimmy Kimmel's contentious lie about Charlie Kirk's assassination and the fallout from it. Auron discusses Kimmel's suspension by ABC due to advertiser pressure and the ensuing violent threats targeting affiliates. He argues that such intimidation tactics are now rewarded, as evidenced by Kimmel's return to the air. The conversation also touches on the implications of left-wing violence, political rhetoric, and the risks of normalizing such behavior in media and politics.

Joining the discussion is J. Burden, the host of the Jay Burden Show and a conservative commentator. They dive deep into a recent leftist terrorist attack on an ICE facility, linking rising political violence to the radicalization trends of the past decade. The talk shifts to Jimmy Kimmel’s controversial non-apology and the media's double standards in accountability. They also explore YouTube's acknowledgment of pressure from the Biden administration to censor conservative voices and debate possible legal remedies against such censorship.

Titus Techera, the Executive Director of the American Cinema Foundation, explores the vulnerabilities of conservative figures like Trump and Kirk to assassination attempts. He discusses the media's role in amplifying threats and the challenges of conservative institutions facing political violence. The conversation highlights the importance of leadership continuity and accountability, while Techera offers insights into strengthening grassroots movements and mentorship for future talent in the MAGAEra, emphasizing proactive measures for protection and resilience.

Rep. Riley Moore, a U.S. Representative from West Virginia and a member of the House Appropriations Committee, discusses the impactful legacy of Pat Buchanan, advocating for his recognition with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He delves into the H-1B visa program, highlighting its abuses and making a compelling case for its potential end. Additionally, Moore responds to the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing the need for Republicans to combat rising political violence and unite against left-wing terror.

The podcast dives into the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's death and its implications for the political landscape. It discusses the stark reactions on social media, highlighting left-leaning gloating and media misrepresentation. The host emphasizes the need for right-wing unity and the collapse of shared cultural foundations. Drawing from Machiavelli, he advocates for bold, lawful action against violent leftist movements. A compelling reflection on how politics is shifting in response to escalating tensions.

Jimmy Kimmel faces indefinite suspension after making a false claim about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, highlighting the dangers of misrepresenting political violence. Auron discusses how conservative forces successfully pressured sponsors and networks to take action, marking this as a significant moment for the right. The episode explores the implications of cancel culture and advocates for organized efforts to combat misinformation in media. The discussion is a call to action for conservatives to stand firm against perceived injustices.

The discussion kicks off with the ramifications of Charlie Kirk's assassination and the urgent legal challenges faced by the Trump administration. Pam Bondi's inflammatory comments on hate-speech laws add fuel to the fire. Auron critiques her rhetoric as a significant misstep. The podcast also explores conspiracy theories surrounding Israel's influence and the media's reactions. Additionally, Auron takes aim at Jimmy Kimmel's remarks, labeling them as a shield for leftist violence, urging listeners to hold major networks accountable.