El Niño Speaks

In this episode of El Niño Speaks, José Niño sits down with independent researcher Beverlymantle for a sharp, breakdown of why Trump’s immigration agenda isn’t what it seems—and how deeper forces prevent mass deportations. They unpack the statistical myths around mass deportation, the real drivers behind legal and illegal migration, and why economic and managerial incentives—not just policy—keep t...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks, José Niño sits down with Basil for a sharp, fast-moving breakdown of why the “trans question” isn’t a side show—it’s all about law, money, and managerial power. They unpack how gender identity folded into the Civil Rights Act created a censorship bureaucracy and a patronage system that spans HR to universities, and why the right’s habit of critiquing excesses whi...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Nino talks is joined by Doomernat again to discuss the arrest of Patrick McClintock, the dangerous precedent it sets for free speech, and how Jewish pressure networks are shaping what Americans can and cannot say. They also unpack Donald Trump’s latest H-1B comments, Zohran Mamdani’s victory, and the broader power dynamics redefining the Right in 2025. Foll...

In this episode of El Niño Speak, José Niño sat down with Eric Striker (Joseph Jordan) for a breakdown of the post-October 7 landscape and the mounting fractures on the American Right. They dig into the Heritage Foundation turmoil and the push to redraw the boundaries of acceptable speech on Israel and foreign policy. Striker walks through the history of conservative gatekeeping from National Revi...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Niño sat down with Louis of Eviction Notice for a hard-hitting discussion on the limits of American power and the myths that sustain it. Louis breaks down the U.S. empire’s growing military-industrial problems, its overstretched global commitments, and the dawning realization that there are no more “easy interventions.” Louis explains why even places like V...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Niño sits down with Mads Palsvig, a former investment banker turned political dissident and leader of Denmark’s Prosperity Party, for a hard-hitting conversation on global finance, sovereignty, and the future of populism in Europe. They discuss how international banking institutions quietly shape national policy, how globalist and Zionist influence has pene...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Niño sits down with French historian and author Laurent Guyénot to discuss his groundbreaking book From Yahweh to Zion — a sweeping and controversial examination of how the Old Testament forged the foundations of Jewish identity, Zionism, and modern geopolitics. We explore Guyénot’s argument that an ancient priestly elite transformed the Hebrew conception o...

In this episode of El Nino Speaks , José Niño sits down with Kurt Seidel of Antelope Hill Publishing to discuss David Irving’s Nuremberg: The Last Battle — a bold and meticulously sourced reexamination of the Nuremberg Trials and their legacy in shaping the moral and political foundations of the modern world. They discuss Irving’s unique access to the private papers of judges, prosecutors, and def...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Niño sat down with Sam Dickson—attorney, lifelong White advocate, and longtime American Renaissance speaker—for a provocative discussion on the collapse of the American Republic and the hard work of building what comes next. We break down why America’s experiment in individualism failed, how the ruling class severed the nation from its European roots, and w...

José Niño sat down with Jordan B for a blunt autopsy of the American Right and why the Republican establishment keeps turning outrage into obedience, and how the base is nudged from righteous anger back into “vote GOP or else” every single cycle. They start with the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the flood of instant fundraising—texts, emails, and moral blackmail—to channel shock...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Niño sat down with Dr. Kevin MacDonald, evolutionary psychologist and author of The Culture of Critique , for an in-depth conversation on one of the most controversial and enduring analyses of Jewish influence in modern history. We discuss the origins of his thesis, how Jewish-led intellectual and political movements reshaped Western societies in the twenti...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Niño sits down with Dr. Kevin Barrett for a hard-hitting conversation on the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. We discuss what first led him to investigate the true nature of 9/11, why these attacks remain a political turning point, his theory on who orchestrated them and why, where the 9/11 truth movement often goes astray, and why the events of Septem...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Niño sat down with Mike Peinovich for a provocative discussion on the unraveling of the Judeo-American imperial order. They broke down Israel’s latest decapitation strike on Yemen, the grinding war in Ukraine, Washington’s renewed saber rattling against Venezuela, and the rising risk of a full-scale conflict between Israel and Iran. Is the era of Pax Judaic...

In this episode of El Nino Speaks , José Niño sat down with America First nationalist and former Utah Senate candidate Sam Parker. We discuss how Jewish institutions and power networks deliberately use polarization to fragment the American populace, the strategies they employ to pit Left and Right against each other, and how this managed division ultimately consolidates Jewish influence at the top...

In this episode of El Nino Speaks , José Niño sat down with Doomer Nationalist, a rising voice on the nationalist Right. We discuss how he first got into politics, his research into Jewish influence and racial topics, the behind the scenes story of his Jubilee interview, and whether interest in the Jewish Question is becoming normalized. Follow Doomer Nationalist’s work:Twitter: @doomernat22 Subst...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , Jose Niño sat down with cultural observer and commentator Jordan B to dissect the escalating woes men face in today’s dating market. They demonstrate how social media and dating app s have radically elevated women’s expectations—making the average man invisible. Meanwhile, economic instability, wage stagnation, and financial precarity are pushing countless men t...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Niño sits down with Malcolm Kyeyune to dismantle the popular fantasy that Donald Trump is here to reform the system. Instead, Kyeyune argues, Trump’s historical role is to reveal that the American empire is unsalvageable. They discuss political illusions, the delusional hopes of the populist right, and why collapse—not restoration—is what is in store for th...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks , José Niño sits down with Mark Weber to explore his provocative essay, “Why Conservatives Can’t Win.” They dissect how conservatism’s embrace of multiculturalism, Zionism, and race-neutral policies have undermined its principles and strategic coherence. The conversation delves into the pitfalls of conservative policy retreats, the evolution of American racial pol...

In this episode of El Niño Speaks, Kurt Seidel explores the agrarian ideology of Walther Darré. Darré’s book The Peasantry as the Lifeblood of the Nordic Race has just been translated into English by Antelope Hill. Seidel breaks down Darré’s worldview, how it shaped Third Reich policy, and why his ideas still have relevance in the present. Follow Antelope Hill Publishing’s work: Twitter: https://x...

Ron Unz joins José Niño for a deep dive into the forgotten history behind America’s anti-Communist crusade. Far from being a mindless witch hunt, Unz argues that McCarthyism was a chaotic but justified reaction to earlier left-wing purges—many led by Jewish activists and institutions—during the Roosevelt era. Unz explains how McCarthy’s rise was driven by ethnic resentment, particularly among Iris...

Historian Mark Weber returns to discuss how the U.S.-Israel alliance is not rooted in generic “democracy promotion,” but in the real-world dynamics of Jewish influence in American politics. Weber lays out how the unique ethnic and religious character of Judaism often puts it in tension with non-Jewish societies, especially when it accumulates power. This episode is not for the faint of heart. But...

Alessandro Fusillo believes the Argentine and Italian Populist Right are fake…and he’s naming names. In this explosive interview, the Italian libertarian commentator breaks down how Zionist influence has quietly entrenched itself in Italian politics, steering the so-called “populist” parties into total compliance with Judeo-American narratives. We cover how figures like Matteo Salvini and Giorgia...

Latin American affairs commentator Antonio Miranda believes most Americans don’t get Hispanic voters. In this wide-ranging conversation, Miranda and Niño dismantle the lazy narratives pushed by both Left and Right about “Hispanic” voters. Miranda explains why the term itself is a Cold War-era relic that pigeonholes dozens of cultures, national histories, and identities into one meaningless label....

In this episode, I’m joined by nationalist commentator Jordan B to take a hard look at the Texas GOP—a party that loves to talk about freedom and patriotism, but is quietly sacrificing the American nation for GDP growth. We break down how: * The Texas GOP reduces politics to economic metrics * “Conservatives” in Austin push mass migration to chase cheap labor and corporate expansion * This obsessi...

José Niño sits down with Nick from Night Nation Review to explore the history of White nationalism as a oppositional force against the post-WWII liberal world order. Nick lays out how today’s populist surge didn’t appear out of nowhere—it’s the product of decades of resistance to globalist institutions, demographic transformation, and ideological censorship. Listen now to understand the deeper fou...