The Auron MacIntyre Show

Despite serving as vice president, secretary of state, and secretary of war as well as being a member of both the House and Senate, John C. Calhoun receives a surprising lack of attention in modern history books. In addition to his statesmanship, Calhoun also wrote on political theory, including his most important work, "A Disquisition on Government," where he developed his argument for the concur...

It's been one year since Donald Trump miraculously survived an assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania. The public has still learned shockingly little about the men responsible for the attacks on the president's life, and there seems to be little interest in getting to the truth of what happened on that day. The Prudentialist joins me to discuss the strange lack of focus on these attacks, al...

Modern politics is often referred to as "clown world," but we'll be reviewing a recent New York Times pieces in which the head of a clown union claims to be offended by the way Donald Trump is often compared to his profession. We'll also look at Sam Harris' recent conversion to a new religion and Elon Musk's meeting with Curtis Yarvin.  Follow on: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-a...

Earlier this week, Charlie Kirk reported that President Trump was facing significant pressure from the GOP donor class to strike a bipartisan deal that would provide amnesty to illegal aliens working in agriculture and hospitality. Establishment Republicans have always hated Trump, and the fact that his supporters have demanded true border security and immigration enforcement has played a major ro...

When it was revealed that David French would be joining Jordan Peterson, many conservatives let out a collective groan. In a surprise twist, however, the conversation turned out to contain some surprising truths about the problems facing young men. There was still plenty of coal, but we will mine out the diamonds while reviewing the discussion. Follow on: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podca...

After implying repeatedly that the Trump administration had serious evidence incriminating the clients of Jeffrey Epstein, the FBI and DOJ have now announced that there is no client list, that there is no evidence that Epstein blackmailed anyone, and that the infamous figure definitely killed himself. At this point, it is reasonable to ask what in the world is happening inside the administration....

For most of human history, scarcity was the enemy. Be it territory, land, wealth, calories, or energy, the majority of conflict and technological innovation was driven by the fact that resources were scarce. With the incredible explosion in scientific knowledge and technological advancement over the last few hundred years, the dynamic has shifted. Scarcity has not vanished across the globe, but in...

Elon Musk recently claimed that he will be challenging politicians who supported the spending in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and might start his own party based on opposing reckless spending. The billionaire even ended up debating the philosopher Nick Land on the issue. Could Musk's third party succeed where the Libertarian Party has failed? The Prudentialist joins me to discuss.  Follow on: Ap...

This year's Pride Month is at an end and it is clear that the activists have lost significant momentum. War in the Middle East and riots in Los Anglos helped to wound a cultural movement which was already struggling from overexposure and a string of conservative victories. Does this mean the end of the Pride movement, or will gay rights simply return to a raunchier and more honest advocacy for the...

The socialist Muslim Zohran Mamdani has defeated former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the Democrat Party primary for mayor of New York City. The radical progressive is expected to handily beat both the Republican candidate and incumbent Mayor Eric Adams in the general election. J. Burden joins me to discuss NYC's doubling down on far-left policies. We also look at a new Supreme Court ruling that repres...

President Donald Trump made clear from the start: A nuclear-armed Iran is unacceptable. Trump knows his voters support a strong defense — but they’re tired of wasting American blood and treasure to fight foreign wars while their country falls apart at home. Now that the U.S. has carried out a precision strike and set back Iran’s nuclear program, it’s time for Trump to return his full attention to...

The recent conflict between Israel and Iran created a bizarre roller-coaster ride that can only be described as hyperreal. Both Israeli and American leaders seemed to be moving the objective goalposts on a regular basis. Ceasefires were declared and then immediately violated. A mixture of symbolic and truly lethal attacks were carried out, making it difficult to gauge the real extent of the confli...

While many modern Christians are unfamiliar with the story, it was previously considered common knowledge that the death and resurrection of Christ sealed away the powers of the ancient gods. Several historians, such as Plutarch, comment on the fact, while early church fathers claimed it as a victory. Pastor Anderw Isker and historian Alex Petkas join me to discuss the fascinating moment in histor...

Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) recently appeared on the Tucker Carlson Network for an extended interview regarding the possible involvement of the United States in the Israeli war on Iran. The interview proved to be explosive, with several direct confrontations between the two conservative leaders. We'll be analyzing some of the most important exchanges and breaking down the points made by both men. ...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine triggered demands from elites in Europe and America for NATO-aligned nations to involve themselves in the conflict. Many Republicans were initially on board, with Fox News and CNN marching in lockstep behind intervention. But the Republican base quickly soured on the war once it became clear that U.S. involvement didn’t serve American interests. In a strange inversion,...

With the current push toward a regime-change war in Iran, many are speculating whether or not the United States will be drawn into another attempt to rebuild a nation in the Middle East. Despite America's disastrous record in previous attempts, politicians and pundits are once again dreaming about how the region can be reshaped through regime change. Podcast host J. Burden joins me to discuss why...

Last week proved to be chaotic, as war broke out between Israel and Iran, protests continued to escalate into rioting, and a Minnesota politician was assassinated and another wounded. In addition, President Trump's inconsistent messaging placed the entire project of mass deportations in doubt. The Prudentialist joins me to discuss the wild week that was. Follow on: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.co...

Nick Land is a philosopher famous for his idea of technocapital accelerationism and helping to found neoreactionary political theory. Land joins me to discuss the mainstreaming of neoreaction and whether Donald Trump and Elon Musk are successfully implementing portions of the theory. We also discuss the nature of time, the ethnic nature of technological development, and the intersection of manager...

What’s happening in Los Angeles this week isn't just one more BLM riot over policing. This isn’t domestic unrest. It’s an invasion. Illegal aliens have flooded the streets, waving foreign flags and openly declaring their intent to reclaim California in the name of Mexico. This isn’t just ideological subversion or economic pressure. It’s open confrontation, and it’s playing out on American soil. Fo...

The Community Relations Service was created by the Civil Rights Act to smooth out race relations during desegregation, but like every government agency, it quickly took on a life of its own. The shadowy organization has an incredible level of secrecy and pushes woke agendas, including the normalization of trans kids and the planting of mosques in all Christian towns. Worst of all, the CRS is known...

Last week, President Donald Trump and Elon Musk had a major public falling-out, with both men throwing public insults at each other. This public battle seemed poised to break apart the coalition that won the 2024 election. Then over the weekend, anti-ICE protests in California escalated into full-blown riots, with cars burning and police officers under siege. Musk may have valid concerns about gov...

After multiple large waves of immigration America faces the After multiple large waves of immigration, America faces the difficulty of forging one unified identity. Some portions of the population are very tribal, while others lack any solid form of identity. Pastor Doug Wilson joins me to discuss the concept of a wholly American ethnos and whether it is possible for the country to come together u...

Every year for the last decade, June has begun with a flurry of progressive propaganda as corporations, nonprofits, and government organizations kicked off their Pride Month celebrations. Social media accounts draped their logos in the colors of the rainbow, employees sat through monotonous presentations on the importance of inclusion, and every public space was jam-packed with the iconography of...

Most conservatives like to point out that the United States is a republic, not a democracy, but they rarely ask what the difference truly is. Benjamin Franklin stated that the U.S. would remain a republic only if we fought to keep it that way, meaning the system could change over time if the population was not vigilant. We will be exploring the classical definition of a republic, determining wheth...

Leaked video of journalist Glenn Greenwald engaging in demeaning sex acts recently surfaced online in advance of a major appearance on Tucker Carlson's show. Instead of expressing regret, Greenwald decided to double down and claim that any behavior between consenting adults is no one's business. Greenwald has built friendly relationships with conservatives over the years due to his willingness to...