View From the Right

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz have unloaded on Columbus Day in the past — but now Donald Trump is making it an issue. The election is shaping up to be an existential choice around a single question: America, yes or no? Columbus Day or Indigenous People's Day is just another way of describing that choice.

It is one of the most influential films of all time, and a union of high and low art. But what makes "Conan the Barbarian" worth remembering, and why do people keep rediscovering it? The heroic in history — and in fiction — is now a subversive theme, and when a story like this breaks through, it always finds an audience. Thumbnail credit: DE LAURENTIS ENTERTAINMENT GROUP / Album

Western North Carolina and other areas of Appalachia have been devastated by flooding, with more than 1,000 people reported missing. President Donald Trump headed to the area to provide aid and draw attention to the residents' plight — something the national media is hardly doing, It is quite a contrast to Hurricane Katrina, which crippled the Bush Presidency and became an excuse for the media to...

It is the best of times, it is the worst of times. Trump's last run represents either white America's last stand or a rebirth. The struggle will go on regardless. Faith in victory and acknowledgement that defeat and extinction are possible are both necessary if our people are to stay the course.

President Trump has also joined the American immigration debate to Europe's, broaching the possibility of remigration. If the West is to be saved, such a policy is necessary, and the fact that it is being openly discussed in the United States is a course for profound optimism.

Meme warriors on X have successfully nationalized the issue of mass Haitian immigration to Springfield, Ohio. Americans are being killed, animals are being eaten, and the town is being transformed. Yet liberals are going to the mat to defend Haitians. Hood/Kersey argue that they are doing so because of — not despite — that group's negative impact on the country and the world. To "progressives," Ha...

The woke are more correct than the mainstream — and the critics who savaged "Fight Club" were onto something. Unpacking the themes of postmodern frustration, consumerism, and thwarted masculinity a generation later, Hood and Kersey find it more powerful than ever. And academics who say it set the stage for the Alt-Right may have been right.  Thumbnail credit: ©20th Century Fox/Album/Entertainment...

An appeal to an older — and whiter — America as the heir to "Camelot" backs Donald Trump in the 2024 election. Tulsi Gabbard has also joined the campaign for MAGA and 45. With pro-lifers mobilizing against Trump 2024, is there a realignment underway? And what is the role of race in determining the new American political battlefield? Thumbnail credit: © Gage Skidmore/ZUMA Press Wire

Kamala Harris's first policy announcement (other than the no taxing tips policy she copied from Donald Trump) is price controls to stop price gouging at the grocery store. The fact she pronounced it "price gauging" shows her knowledge of the issue. The bigger problem: A non-white majority population cannot maintain the high-trust society that allows markets to work. Look for more price controls, "...

Red Dawn is a pop culture classic — even if it did ensure John Milius would be blacklisted from Hollywood. Today, it seems strangely relevant. The lessons about the differences between the government and the nation, the importance of initiation, and its faith in ordinary Americans can still stir a conservative's heart. Yet the nation it portrayed has long since vanished, as demographic change has...

The English rise against non-white crime and mass immigration, but state repression looms. Thumbnail credit: © Danny Lawson/PA Wire via ZUMA Press

What is the relevance of national pride in an Olympic team in an era of mass immigration and forced multiracialism? The Olympics is arguably the premier showcase for the reality of race and human biodiversity. At the same time, it is a tiresome exercise in anti-white propaganda — as shown by the woeful opening ceremony this year. Kersey/Hood take on the "global" sporting event that has become anot...

Believe it or not, the Trump campaign may be preparing to hit Kamala Harris from the Left — complaining that she did too much to put black men in jail. On the other hand, there is undeniable progress within the GOP, with delegates waving signs calling for mass deportations during the Republican National Convention. Resident optimist Paul Kersey thinks Trump is on the way to lead the fight for real...

Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey take on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, which has elevated him to mythical status after he heroically seized the moment. Our hosts dismiss the disingenuous calls for "unity" from progressives, who aren't backing down from their claims that Trump is an existential danger to the American people. The conflicts in American politics are becoming existential and...

Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss the recent defeats in the British and French elections — even though nationalists made gains that would have been regarded as miraculous just a few years ago. And there is one important sign of progress: Politics is aligning into just two camps, pro-whites and anti-whites. Thumbnail credit: © Joe Giddens/PA Wire via ZUMA Press

Whites built America. Greg Hood and Paul Kersey ask whether still have a place within it. Thumbnail credit: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Press Wire

Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss the "horror show" Trump-Biden debate and how the media suddenly have their knives out for the obviously addled president. They also cover how France looks ready to join the European revolution. Thumbnail credit: © Will Lanzoni/CNN via ZUMA Press Wire

What did the Right gain — if anything — from the disaster of 2020? Thumbnail credit: Liam Enea via Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/

The replacement for white America's outdated "Independence Day." Thumbnail credit: © Ting Shen - Pool Via Cnp/CNP via ZUMA Press Wire

Was the Lord of the Rings the last great movie trilogy? Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss. Thumbnail credit: © Courtesy of New Line Cinema/Entertainment Pictures/ZUMAPRESS.com

Paul Kersey rejoins Gregory Hood to discuss how sports (even those no one watches) are now a tool of social control and anti-white indoctrination.   Thumbnail credit: © Javier Vicencio/ZUMA Press Wire

Hunter Wallace of Occidental Dissent and Gregory Hood on the change in the American right. Thumbnail credit: © Mark Reinstein/ZUMA Wire Website: https://www.amren.com/ Gab: https://gab.com/AmRenaissance https://gab.com/greghood Telegram: https://t.me/amrenofficial

Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey discuss the unrealized potential of the Greek system. Thumbnail credit: © Chris Walker/TNS via ZUMA Press Wire

The Right talks about power, but still lacks the will to use it.

Culture is dictated, and the message to whites is simple: submit . Thumbnail credit: © NEW LINE CINEMA/Entertainment Pictures/ZUMAPRESS.com