David Zsutty, Executive Director of The Homeland Institute, returns to the broadcast with some policy recommendations for the incoming Trump administration. We also discuss the recent escalation of hostilities in Eastern Europe with a former State Representative (and Republican nominee for U.S. Senate and Governor) who spent five years living in Russia.
Still riding high in the wake of Kamala’s defeat, Rick Tyler provides a recap of the recent American Renaissance conference before James Edwards and Keith Alexander look ahead to the coming Christmas season on TPC.
TPC at 20: A Retrospective. (Part 11 of 12) Have you ever wondered what it’s like inside Donald Trump’s press pen? Let us take you behind the security detail when we play some highlights from the rollicking remote broadcast that James Edwards aired live in 2016 when then-candidate Trump was simultaneously speaking just a few steps away.
How will the Second Trump Administration turn out? All things considered; things are looking relatively promising so far. Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander break it down.
Ethan Ralph of the Killstream returns to the program as we continue to assess how the presidential transition is shaping up.
Christine Lynn, a writer, historian, and geopolitical analyst, makes her debut appearance on TPC. Her articles have been published in magazines and newspapers, and she has appeared as a guest on numerous talk radio and television programs. As an Orthodox Christian, she has been a vocal opponent of what she considers American and NATO aggression. Don’t miss her take on Russia as Trump prepares his return to the White House.
James Edwards shares his reaction to Trump’s victory and highlights the most interesting takeaways.
Dr. Michael Hill joins our first post-election broadcast to help process and interpret the election results while refocusing on the necessary work of continuing to build our own media, organizations, and institutions.
The election is over, and Donald Trump has been re-elected. We continue to unpack, sort, and discuss it all during this energetic remote presentation.
Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander take one last look at the political landscape before Election Day! Lew Moore, Jason Kessler, Padraig Martin, and Jason Kohne join our powerhouse roundtable discussion to offer their predictions.
Our final conversation before the votes are counted continues with Rick Tyler, Warren Balogh, José Niño, and Tim Murdock.
Kevin MacDonald and Brad Griffin make a closing argument for Trump, while Taylor Young focuses on the importance of continuing to build our own media and institutions, come what may.
It all started on this night. Twitter and YouTube had not yet even been invented when TPC first debuted on October 26, 2004. Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander reflect on the journey and celebrate the official date of TPC’s 20th Anniversary while also taking the time to cover the most recent election news.
Though it would be impossible to remember all of the media coverage TPC has generated throughout its run, we look back on a couple of forgotten television appearances before two friends call in and join the conversation.
Dedication. Perseverance. Accomplishment. Scoop Stanton highlights 20 years of TPC history in just 20 minutes before we turn our focus to the future.
Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander examine another hysterical example of Trump Derangement Syndrome in the media and the national news story that former GOP Gubernatorial nominee Rep. David Duke (R-Louisiana) has endorsed Jill Stein for president.
With less than three weeks to go until Election Day, Jason Kessler, author of Charlottesville and the Death of Free Speech, returns to the program to discuss updates concerning expression and assembly in America, the Trump/Harris race, and his recent trip abroad.
TPC at 20: A Retrospective. (Part 10 of 12 featuring Lt. Gottfried Dulias) During this special series, featured intermittently throughout our 20th anniversary year, James and Keith revisit clips from some of our most memorable interviews over the past two decades with fresh reactions and commentary.
It’s back to business as usual when James Edwards and Keith Alexander refocus on the election while offering a well-balanced and sensible assessment of the Trump/Harris race.
Just back in the United States this week, Harry Cooper of Sharkhunters returns to the program to share details about his most recent trip to Germany.
Brad Burkley
Hmm. That last guy. Basically hitting on all of the married women in the audience. That's a consistent "noticed" behavior.
Beto Miller
Always an engaging program, but Jared Taylor brought to a higher level of insight based on evidence.