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Dr. Greg Johnson, Editor-in-Chief of Counter-Currents, discusses Israel’s war and Trump’s role in it. Where does this go from here? What will be the political consequences here at home? We cover all of this and much more.

Dr. Kevin MacDonald, retired professor of evolutionary psychology at California State University Long Beach, and Dr. Virginia Abernethy, professor emerita of psychiatry at Vanderbilt University, make a joint appearance to discuss the war and its potential ramifications.

Taylor Young of Antelope Hill Publishing comments on the volatile situation in the Middle East before discussing The Transgender-Industrial Complex.

Former Rep. David Duke (who also served as the GOP nominee for United States Senator and Governor of Louisiana) will offer his perspective on Israel and Iran as we resume our discussion on the escalating war in the Middle East.

For the second consecutive week, Mark Weber continues to share his expert insights and analysis on the situation in Iran. During his appearance on the broadcast last Saturday, we reported that Weber has made three trips to Iran. During these visits, he delivered a lecture to hundreds of young Iranian university students and also spoke at a conference attended by government leaders, including the country’s president.

War breaks out while we are live on air! David Duke returns for an impromptu segment. We then transition to much more positive news when Dr. Roger Devlin shares highlights from his month-long tour of Europe, during which he attended and spoke at conferences in several countries.

James Edwards directly addresses the most recent escalation in the Middle East, as well as the latest manifestations of domestic unrest, including the Battle of Los Angeles and the laughable “No Kings” demonstrations.

Mark Weber provides a clear and composed perspective on Israel’s war with Iran, including its background and potential consequences. An accomplished historian, lecturer, and current affairs analyst, Weber is unusually well-informed about Iranian relations with other countries, including the United States, as well as twentieth-century Iranian history. During his three visits to Iran, Weber met and spoke with a wide range of people, including ordinary citizens, writers, scholars, activists, and government officials from various countries. He has addressed meetings in Tehran, including a lecture to hundreds of young Iranian university students, and spoke at a conference of government leaders, where the country’s president also spoke. Weber’s expert opinion and commentary on this matter of utmost importance needs to be heard by all.

Harry Cooper, President of Sharkhunters, returns to the broadcast to discuss his fascinating personal friendship with Hans Georg-Hess, a German U-boat commander during the Second World War. Hess, one of the youngest commanders in the history of submarine warfare, commanded a single U-boat from September 1944 until the end of the war, and sank five ships. Don’t miss this incredible story.

James Edwards shares behind-the-scenes details about a momentous event that has just taken place.

Are we sometimes blessed with defeat so that greater victories can occur? James looks back on the broken road that led us to where we are before Lew Moore and José Niño join the discussion.

Rick Tyler returns to the program to offer his assessment of last weekend’s gathering before members of the Edwards family close out the night.

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander explore two recent events that highlight a significant cultural turning point: Donald Trump addressing the issue of white genocide directly and the determined resolve of Shiloh Hendrix.

Author and commentator Jason Kohne further assesses the significance of current trends.

Prolific columnist José Niño helps us break down the issues with prescient analysis.

Cyan Quinn joins us from Italy to report on last week’s Remigration Summit.

Warren Balogh is back for an in-depth discussion about modern politics.

South African farmer Jason Bartlett returns to the program for the second consecutive week, this time to comment on Donald Trump’s historic condemnation of white genocide in the Oval Office. (We will spend more time on this topic during next week’s broadcast as well.) Also this hour, David Zsutty, Executive Director of The Homeland Institute, discusses his organization’s recent polling on the issue of tariffs.

Cyan Quinn joins us from Italy to report on last week’s Remigration Summit.

Warren Balogh is back for an in-depth discussion about modern politics.