The Auron MacIntyre Show

The Trump administration has only just begun its deportation efforts, and the media is already shaping a narrative of victimhood. Reporters highlight nervous parents, crying children, and desperate prayers, all designed to evoke guilt and pressure conservatives into abandoning border enforcement. This strategy has worked in the past, but the immigration crisis has escalated to a point where even D...

A bombshell report from Christopher Rufo has revealed that the U.S. intelligence community has been allowing the operation of an explicit transsexual chat room that employees participated in while on government time. Members of the CIA, NSA, and DIA discussed sexual fantasies, the desire to groom children, and their intention to undermine the Trump administration. Director of National Intelligence...

After the funding fiasco at the U.S. Agency for International Development began to unfold, it was revealed that a number of Christian charities had taken federal funding to help facilitate mass immigration. Some leaders within America's largest evangelical denomination, the Southern Baptist Convention, have dug in and defended the organization's role in refugee resettlement. This stance is out of...

Jordan Peterson has launched his Alliance for Responsible Citizenship Conference as an alternative to groups like the World Economic Forum. The project is a large tent meant to gather conservatives, centrists, and moderate leftists in an effort to oppose the progressive globalist project. The most recent conference serves as an interesting snapshot of the current political moment and what may be p...

The Roman Empire has one of the most enduring legacies of any civilization due to its ability to adapt to shifting circumstances. The emperor Trajan was famous for his aggressive expansion, extending Roman borders to their greatest extent. His successor Hadrian is famous for his wise decision to recognize the limits of Roman power and fortify the boundaries of the empire to a reasonable extent whi...

Donald Trump has taken aim at the administrative state in his first term, but does government bureaucracy have to be a bad thing? Complex societies require complex organizations to manage their functions. Can right-wingers make the administrative state work for them or is there something inherently dangerous about its existence? Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, host of the "PolicySphere" podcast, joins me t...

In our modern age, Jesus has often been portrayed as weak, a doormat who called his followers to lose at every turn, but nothing could be further from the truth. The time has come for Christians to reclaim their long tradition of cultural and political dominance while setting a personal example that draws others to the truth of Christ. Pastor Chase Davis, host of the "Full Proof Theology" podcast,...

Is America essentially a dream? An unattainable goal toward which the nation is always progressing? A set of ideas that anyone and everyone from around the world can adopt and join? The propositional nation, one built on an adherence to a series of assertions, is what conservatives have offered my entire life and the default identity they are now attempting to return to with the defeat of the mult...

After the disastrous campaign of Kamala Harris, many political pundits predicted that the Democratic Party and its progressive media allies would abandon wokeness for a more classically leftist economic message. Instead, the Left has doubled down on the woke agenda, pushing even more trans madness and anti-white propaganda. We will be analyzing a recent New York Times piece to discover why progres...

A young engineer was forced to resign from the Department of Government Efficiency after a Wall Street Journal reporter uncovered his controversial internet posts. In an amazing cultural shift, JD Vance stood up against the young man's cancellation, and Elon Musk reinstated the staff member. While this might seem like a small victory at first, it radically changes the way that the Right interacts...

Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency have uncovered a stunning amount of corruption at the U.S. Agency for International Development, but it is only the tip of the iceberg. A massive piece of the federal budget is dedicated to political patronage for the Left and ensuring that progressive propaganda is pushed through various organizations. Nate Hochman joins me to discuss what it...

Donald Trump placed a 90-day hold on foreign aid in one of his executive orders, and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency has subsequently identified the U.S. Agency for International Development as a prime candidate for elimination. Democrats and their media allies hoped that by drawing attention to USAID, they could frame cuts to the program as an act by callous billionaires who do no...

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has been fighting to advance his own version of progressive race communism inside the country for many years. Recently, a new law was passed making it easier for the South African government to expropriate land and redistribute it along racial lines. U.S. President Donald Trump drew attention to the issue when he promised on social media that he will deny ai...

Political theorist Curtis Yarvin has been very critical about the ability of Donald Trump to effect change in the United States government. But in his latest blog post, Yarvin apologized to both Trump and conservative activist Christopher Rufo for doubting their ability to make a significant impact. We'll be discussing what Yarvin got wrong about this political moment and reviewing his newest book...

Silicon Valley tech CEOs became a key part of Donald Trump's winning coalition during the election. As part of this alliance, Trump has signed an executive order mandating that the U.S. take a leading role in the development of technology like artificial intelligence. Author Joe Allen joins me to discuss whether this commitment to AI is critical for America's future or a threat to our political an...

Donald Trump has launched his second presidential term with a “flood the zone” strategy designed to overwhelm the Left before it can mount a response. In just seven days, Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducted nationwide raids, arresting thousands of illegal immigrants. Authorities prioritized the most dangerous offenders, ensuring gang members, drug traffickers, and child predators were sw...

With Donald Trump's executive order attempting to clarify the nature of American citizenship, now is a good time to look at the 14th Amendment. While this important addition to the Constitution insured that freed slaves were treated as citizens, the confusing language used throughout the amendment has been abused to justify all kinds of strange rulings by the Supreme Court. Ryan Turnipseed joins m...

As Trump attempts to strip the woke DEI regime out of the American government, many conservatives have celebrated the return of meritocracy as the default system for selecting and elevating people into places of authority. Merit serves a critical function in selecting for doctors and scientists, but should it be the only criteria considered? Nate Fischer, CEO of New Founding, joins me to discuss t...

Donald Trump has issued a flurry of executive orders in his first few days in office, with a particular focus on ending DEI, affirmative action, and other forms of anti-white racism. These actions are impressive, but lawsuits have already been filed to block them, and some executive agencies have taken action to circumvent them. Will the Trump administration have the discipline and dedication to f...

Surviving assassination attempts and prosecutions, Trump returned to office lambasting Biden, pardoning 1,500 Jan. 6 defendants, ending birthright citizenship, and vowing to halt needless foreign wars. And that was just day one. If Trump maintains this rapid pace, he is poised to become one of the most influential conservative presidents in American history. Follow on: Apple: https://podcasts.appl...

The political thinker Gaetano Mosca is best known as one of the founders of elite theory, but a common misconception is that he believed the powerful could do whatever they want. In reality, Mosca believed that juridical defense, the guarantee that a citizen would be protected from arbitrary power, is central to a good society. We will discuss the nature of juridical defense and how it checks the...

Donald Trump has taken office after a flurry of blanket pardons issued by Joe Biden. The 47th president gave a searing rebuke of the Biden administration and made a series of important promises in his inauguration speech, including sending troops to the southern border. Blogger Dave the Distributist joins me to discuss the incoming administration and whether we are seeing a true circulation of eli...

Jean Baudrillard is a French sociologist and philosopher famous for his exploration of symbols, meaning, and communication. Despite being characterized as a postmodern thinker, his focus on media, culture, and technology contains many insights that can help to frame issues that the Right is struggling with today. Podcaster Mikeofpol joins me to discuss Baudrillard's work. Follow on: Apple: https:/...

People of every generation love to give the kids who come after them a hard time. While Generation Z, or the “Zoomers,” have an attitude that can feel alien to their predecessors, they also face a unique set of challenges that their elders have a hard time conceiving of, much less addressing. Identity, spirituality, family, and economics have shifted under the feet of the Zoomers, and it is time f...

Every civilization is shaped by its ruling elite, but what happens when those planning your society cannot understand the average person? Authors Charles Murray and Christopher Lasch have both discussed the dangers of cognitive stratification and how it could destroy social fabric. We will be discussing how that problem recently manifested itself in the debate over immigration and employment. Foll...