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Nov. 27, 2025 - Radio Renaissance - Jared Taylor
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Welcome to Joburg — The City that Gave Up

Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey marvel at the bus-eating potholes in the "World-class African city." They also discuss Derek Chauvin, Preston Damsky, and Gordon Wood. Thumbnail credit: © Remko De Waal/ANP via ZUMA Press

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Ladies and gentlemen, dear listeners, welcome to Radio Renaissance.
I'm your host, Jared Taylor, and with me is my indispensable co-host, the one and only Paul Kersey.
Today is November 26th, Anodomini, 2025, and we are just one day away, if my calculations correct from Thanksgiving.
So, Mr. Kersey, I hope you will be celebrating the company of people you love most.
Well, I return that wholeheartedly, and a hearty Thanksgiving to all of our Radio Renaissance listeners, wherever you are.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family as well.
Yes, whether you are Americans or not.
I understand that around the world, people are beginning to perk up to the idea of Thanksgiving.
It is a very humbling and worthwhile thing to sit and think among people you love of all the things for which we can be grateful.
So let us give thanks on this day.
But we begin, as we usually do, with comments.
Last week, you had a commenter who is a frustrated member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
He's annoyed that the organization and its members have no racial consciousness.
That's largely my experience as well.
You'd think Southern men who care enough about their heritage to want to spend time with other men whose ancestors fought for the South would be perfect candidates for racial activism.
But my experience has been the same as your commenter.
The members concede that the country is changing in horrible ways.
They arrange their lives to be around other white people, but they don't rock the boat.
It's surprising and sad.
But they tend to be middle-aged or older, while it seems to be young men who are more likely to understand race.
I would understand, though, that some SCB members have an astonishing knowledge of what seems to be everything there is to know about the war.
And they're not intellectuals.
They may be working-class people, pipe-fitters, plumbers, but they have read everything and remember everything they read.
If only they would apply that enthusiasm to fighting for white people.
Here's another comment.
I found it very amusing that one of your listeners got ChatGPT to admit it would rather have a conversation with Jared Taylor than with Robert D'Angelo, because Taylor talks about empirical claims that can be verified or falsified, in any case, discussed.
Whereas D'Angelo just makes silly claims about systemic racism and white fragility.
I think the same is true for the left's ideas in general.
How can you believe that defunding the police will reduce crime?
Or that stock breeding and plant breeding are essential, but eugenics don't apply to human beings.
Or that diversity is a strength.
I bet you could easily get ChatGPT to admit that diversity is a disaster.
You know, it'd be easy enough to try that, Mr. Kersey.
Do you ever play games, the ChatGPT?
I've never played FTSE with ChatGPT, I'll have to admit.
Well, it's pretty interesting.
It's pretty interesting.
I bet it would be no trick at all to get to say, well, no, when you think about it with any effort at all, diversity is a source of conflict and horror.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, we love to hear from our listeners.
And there are two ways to get your comments to us.
You can get a comment to me, Jared Taylor, by going to our American Renaissance website at amren.com, A-M-R-E-N.com, and hitting the Contact Us tab.
Or you can go straight to Brother Kersey by shoot me over an email, ladies and gentlemen, because we live here at protonmail.com.
Once again, that email address is because we live here at protonmail.com.
If you're not on X, you're missing out on a great conversation.
Mr. Taylor is one of the top 10,000 Twitters in the entire world, according to this one website that tracks the effectiveness of someone's Twitter.
You can follow him at RealJar Taylor, and you can follow me.
I'm actually a few places ahead of him, but not where Kevin Deanna is.
He's actually in the top 2,500.
But you can follow me at BWLH underscore.
And it's a pretty awesome thought to think that a couple years ago, you were battling Twitter.
Elon Musk takes over.
And now three individuals who are affiliated with the New Century Foundation are in the top 10,000 out of 10 million people on Twitter in terms of retweets, engagement, and people reading and viewing the content we put out.
Looks like I have to try harder to catch up with you.
Well, it's Kevin.
Kevin's in the top 2,500, which is awesome.
Well, pretty impressive.
Yes, indeed.
Well, our first story is one that is so incredible that I decided to start off with it.
And it's about white people, oddly enough.
And it is not one that redounds to the credit of our race.
But two North Texas men, as I say, both white, have been indicted for an alleged scheme to sail to a foreign island, murder all the men, rape and enslave the women.
Yes, you heard that right.
The men planned and trade for nearly a year, legal documents say, in an elaborate attempt to fulfill their rape fantasies.
Gavin Rivers Weisenberg of Allen and Tanner Christopher Thomas, 20, have been indicted by a grand jury for the pair's plans to travel to Gonave Island, which is part of the Republic of Haiti, to attempt a coup d'état.
They allegedly intended to buy a boat, sail to Gonave Island, kill every man on the island, take it over by force, and take the women and children as sex slaves.
Now, get this, Mr. Kersey.
Gonave Island has a population of about 87,000.
That's a lot of people.
That's a lot of people.
This is just such a cuckoo thing.
Anyway, on August 5th, 2024, Weisenberg enrolled at the North Texas Firefighting Academy.
This was allegedly an effort to gain training in useful skills.
Now, I would have thought they would be setting fires, not having to put fires out, but there you go.
And then in January of this year, the other guy, Thomas, enlisted in the U.S. Air Force.
He said he intended to use his military training to overthrow the island.
Now, on February of this year, the guy who enrolled in fire department training, firefighting training, he flunked out.
Yeah, he's a competent guy.
And then the next month, he bought tickets to Thailand in order to enroll in a sailing course to prepare for getting to Gonava Island.
But then once he got to Thailand, he never enrolled due to the cost of the course.
That sounds like now, what in heaven's name would you go to Thailand to learn how to sail?
There are plenty of places to do it right here in the United States.
In March of this year, Thomas, that's the guy who was in the Air Force, he got transferred back to Maryland, and the indictment says this was so he could stay in the U.S. and continue planning the coup.
And listen to this, he was going to try to recruit homeless people from the Washington, D.C. area to get on board the boat and go fight the Haitians.
Cuckoo.
The suspects are accused of attempting to recruit them both online, to recruit people both online and in person.
They researched guns and ammunitions and tried and planned to buy military-style wetlands.
Apparently, they were both burning Haitian Creole.
It doesn't say they bought any weapons, but they researched them.
They're also accused.
Now, this sounds like one actual thing that they did that is a crime.
They're accused of coercing a minor to engage in sex acts on camera.
And they did it on August 31st of last year.
Now, this absolutely astonishing, eye-opening, hair-raising case is being investigated by the FBI, the Air Force, and the Salina, Texas Police Department.
Now, I don't have really a high opinion of the organizational or military capacity of the Haitians, but these guys, two guys with some homeless recruits, bums off the street in Washington, D.C., who are most likely going to be black, they are going to invade and conquer an island with 87,000 people.
This just sounds like utterly made-up nonsense.
And in fact, one of the lawyers, one of the guys says, if anyone's initial reaction to the government's sensational accusation was, this sounds crazy, wild, impossible, or beyond belief, I would encourage him to hold that thought.
In any case, as I say, this is a, you know, it reminds me of the Gretchen Whitmer case.
There was this idea that these white weirdos were going to kidnap the governor of Michigan.
And I don't know what they were going to do with her or they were going to.
Oh, yeah.
That's right.
The militia members or something.
Yes, they were going to kidnap her.
Now, what they were going to do with her, I do not know, but it turned out that all the ringleaders were FBI informants.
The case fell completely apart.
This may be something like that, or these guys were just utterly psycho-cuckoo types.
According to their photographs, they do not look like psycho-cuckoo types.
You know, usually people who would be associated with something like this have got snaggled teeth and ears that are set far down on their heads.
It's interesting.
I'm curious how they were going to go about recruiting the homeless.
Were they printing out flyers?
They put up online.
You know, what exactly were they watching?
Just like, hey, what are you doing today?
Yeah, you want to rape some Haitians?
You want to rape some of those?
Sign up with us.
In any case, I wonder what's going to happen with this story.
Now, I beg pardon of all our listeners to come up with something so incredible and weird.
But let's go back to our more usual fare, Mr. Kersey, with what is this article called?
Welcome to Johannesburg.
Oh, yes.
Welcome to Johannesburg.
So this was in New Orleans.
It's a little bit like welcome to Hawaii.
Welcome to Haiti.
Yeah, this is kind of a two-parter because I was opened up my email and a listener or a reader of SBPDL had sent this over and said, I was astonished to see this on the front page of the Wall Street Journal.
So this was published on October 28th, 2025 in the Wall Street Journal, above the fold, on page A1.
Welcome to Johannesburg.
This is what it looks like when a city gives up.
I don't think that's quite right, but anyway, tourists gives up by many signs of apathy in South African city, the Josie Jacuzzi pothole.
What does it look like when a city stops trying?
Visit Johannesburg, where instead of providing basic public services, the government just warns residents not to expect them.
And remind you, this is what, 31 years after the ANC takeover with democracy becoming the law of the land.
Well, that's right.
This was going to be the Rainbow Coalition.
This is going to be the promised land.
Black people finally get democracy.
wow, they're just going to turn the place into wah.
Yeah, well, that didn't happen.
Signs tell you what crime you're most likely to fall victim to at a highway exits and intersections.
Beware hijacking hotspot or smash and grab hotspot.
Homeless people routinely direct traffic when the stoplights don't work.
Many bus taxis that ferry workers around the city often drive on the wrong side of the road to avoid brush hour traffic.
You were going to say something.
That's mighty nice of the bums to direct traffic.
You know, I think that I bet they probably ask for a tip while they're at it.
I guess they're waiting to be recruited to go take over Haiti.
Could be.
This, of course, is the biggest metropolis in South Africa.
It markets itself as a world-class African city.
Of course, it was built by whites, who in 1950 were 40% of the population.
Now they're under, I believe, 8% of the population of Johannesburg.
But they're right about it.
It is an African city now.
It is.
It is.
And definitely not world-class.
It's home to some of the continent's biggest companies and its largest stock exchange.
But private firms have gradually taken over public services from security and healthcare to mail delivery.
Insurance companies fix potholes and sponsor fire brigades to reduce claims.
It's all become a bit embarrassing for the South African government.
I mean, isn't the entire country embarrassing for the South African government at this point?
Well, they just had the G20 summit there.
They did.
Was that in Cape Town or was that in Joburg?
I think Cape Town.
It was in Cape Town.
Yeah, that's right.
That works.
Works a little bit more better.
It's a little wider.
In March, the South African president Syrule Ramafosa, he chided Johannesburg officials for what he called not a pleasing environment and told them to address a slew of issues ahead of the meeting.
The city of Joburg is already, as it will ever be, for the G20 summit, said a spokesperson for the city.
They've had nine mayors in 10 years in May.
Wait, so it was where the G20 summit was held.
We need to correct ourselves.
They sure do.
I do the G20 summit in Johannesburg because this is a story we should talk about.
I think the main parliament building or the main government building in Cape Town burned down and they haven't rebuilt it yet.
And so they have this huge outdoor tent like you would see at a wedding where the actual government meets.
I am not making this up.
A friend of mine was traveling in South Africa and he was like, hey, what's that big tent over there?
Is there a wedding or something going on?
And they're like, nope, that's where the government meets now because the actual building is inoperable.
They're lucky the weather's warm.
Yeah.
Cape Town, I've heard, is absolutely beautiful.
In May, the new mayor launched a task fork dubbed the Bond Squad, the Bomb Squad, to address service delivery issues in various neighborhoods.
Some of the team's achievements include the resolution of a 15-day water outage.
Fantastic.
Sounds like Jackson, Mississippi.
The restoration of power to 1,000 households within one day of substation failure.
And the rectification of a seven-year-long water blockage in 24 hours.
That's impressive.
Seven-year-long water blockage finally got fixed.
Decades of decline have pockmarked the city, including some now famous failings.
In August, a popular investigative journalist show ran a segment on the Josie Jacuzzi pothole in the Randberg area of the city.
The six-foot-deep pothole had been filling with water for years, causing low pressure in nearby homes.
The producer's idea was tongue-in-cheek kind of approach to it, said a journalist.
I mean, what can you do?
You've marched, you've protested, protested, you've written letters.
only thing to do is take the piss, which means the journalist donned a sweatsuit, swim cap, and goggles and went for a swim in the pothole in a watermelon-adorned inner tube.
Hopefully that wasn't to rub in stereotypes, but I guess that was the only vet fruit that was available that it was turned into an inflatable device.
Another nearby pothole dubbed Kinney's Canyon after a local politician was dug by Johannesburg Water as it searched for a leak.
Drainage pipe, fiber cables, and piles of sand were left blocking a lane of traffic for more than a year.
Well, the 26-foot deep hole filled with water in July.
That's six feet deep.
That's pretty deep.
In July, South Africa's biggest opposition party held a birthday party with cake for its one-year anniversary.
Of the pothole?
Of the pothole, yeah.
Dana Rodriguez, who grew up in Johannesburg, said she's flabbergasted by the state of affairs every time she comes for a visit from her new home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where she works as a crew member on yachts.
So now we're listening to beggars at traffic lights.
Everyone is so desensitized.
At a busy intersection in a nearby suburb that is home to a crime hotspot sign, the traffic lights sometimes don't work for months.
Jobless men direct traffic in exchange for tips, as you mentioned, or food for motorists.
At least I eat sometimes.
Well, you know, you know, I don't quite understand it.
You know, you're waiting at, I guess while you're stopped, the guy then collects his sweet potato or his banknote or whatever it is, and then he stops the other folks so that you can go.
Wonder if anyone's ever offered a watermelon inner tube and said, hey, go jump in Joe's jacuzzi.
Residents who can afford it often install boreholes in solar power with battery backup to avoid water and electricity outages caused by failing infrastructure.
In February, a borehole that was being drilled on private property in one of the suburbs, Killerney suburb, went straight into a tunnel used by the Guatrain, a 50-mile commuter rail system that operates partly above ground and partly underground.
The tunnel flooded with water and soil, interrupting service for more than a week.
Think of it as a scenic surface route, a chance to see Johannesburg for a change, Guatrain said in a statement after the mishap.
You may discover a new favorite coffee shop or a massive pothole.
It's Johannesburg, after all.
Johannesburg, after all.
I've always heard it's Johannesburg.
Is it Johannesburg or Johannesburg?
I honestly don't know.
I think German would be Johannes, but I think I hear people referring to it as Joburg, not Joberg.
That would be Harlem is Joburg.
Well, one of the fascinating things about post-apartheid South Africa, we're about to talk about here.
Alistair Condi, 66, works in construction, says he's never paid an ETOL.
He estimates he owes around $3,000, but stopped getting bills years ago because the postal system doesn't work.
That, of course, is, you know, for expanding roads, they needed to have tolls on electronic toll systems on major highways to recoup costs that were associated with expanding the roads to showcase that the nation was okay and thriving during the 2010 World Cup that was held there for soccer.
Quote, if they prosecuted me, they would have to prosecute tens of thousands of others and the courts couldn't handle it.
Last year, the government shut off the tolls permanently.
The South African National Roads Agency reported there was $1.67 billion in unpaid ETOL debt that has been written off.
It's going to be hard to keep those roads maintained with that type of red when it comes to expenditures.
Well, no wonder they've got potholes that can swallow a double-decker bus.
And this is the story that I couldn't stop laughing.
I read this.
I've wanted to talk about this for a while.
This is from a South Africa luxury armored vehicle company called Armored Mobility.
Americans, listen to this one because if our demographics continue unabated, we might be seeing something similar pop up if you're trying to drive into Chicago, Baltimore, Atlanta, Memphis, or New York City under Mamdani.
Armored Mobility responds to rising crime rates with Arrive Not Dead campaign.
This was published on May 2nd, 2024.
In the wake of alarming crime statistics, plaguing Gatin, which is a suburb of Johannesburg, Armored Mobility, a leading provider of armored services and solutions, provide a lifeline for those who refuse to be held hostage by fear.
The Arrive Not Dead slogan is a testament to our services and resolutions being resilient in the face of adversity.
Mr. Taylor, you've driven down 66, 95, 495.
You've seen all those billboards for businesses, for law offices, for accidents, for restaurants.
Could you imagine seeing a sign that said, hey, you're heading into D.C., Arrive Not Dead, have an armored car.
That's what is all over the Johannesburg highways telling you to get an armored vehicle because in a response to unsettling rising crime rates where the murder rate has surged by 3%.
3%?
That doesn't sound like a surge.
Well, if you're talking about, if you're talking about crime rates that dwarf what we know in places like Chicago, Jackson, or St. Louis, any surge up is going to be significant.
According to recent data, nearly 1,800 people lost their lives to violent crime during this period.
And that's just the fourth quarter of 2023.
Just in Johannesburg?
In the Gatin Provincial Police Commission.
Oh, that's spelled G-A-U-T-E-N-G.
That's correct.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't know how it's pronounced, Eve.
Yeah, with 214 being women and 50 children.
So 1,800 people losing their lives.
That's in just one quarter?
That's shocking, considering that, you know, in a city like Chicago, I think they've only got about 400, 450 homicides every day.
Is that a province of South Africa?
Is that a part of it?
It is.
It is.
Is that a province?
Okay.
Yeah.
Well, that's a lot of dead people.
The stark reality of these figures showed the urgent need for enhanced safety measures for individuals traversing the city's streets.
Thus, the need for armored mobility to have the Arrive Not Dead campaign so you can have militarized vehicles to drive from home to Arrive Not Dead.
And I can't think of a more stunning indictment of the post-apartheid experiment than an Arrive Not Dead campaign.
I remember there was a company in South Africa that had specially equipped vehicles so that if somebody comes up and threatens you with a gun or whatever when you stop the stoplight, it would blast flames out the side of the car.
You can still see that ad on YouTube if you type in South Africa car defensive measures.
Just get creative.
And yes, it does.
It would fire a huge point of flame.
Yes.
Yes.
That'll fix them all right.
Well, dear me, yes, welcome to the Rainbow Nation.
Wow.
Yes, we're headed that way, of course.
Any country, any city, any locale that becomes increasingly back isn't going to look more and more like Johannesburg, smell more and more like it, sound more and more like it, and people will die more and more like it.
But moving back to the United States and the case of Derek Chauvin, this was one of the most high-profile miscarriages of justice that you and I have ever witnessed.
But a lawyer by the name of Greg Joseph has filed a memorandum on behalf of his clients, that is to say, Derek Chauvin.
In a 71-page petition, he stated that this case simply never made sense.
He made a number of arguments.
In one, he pointed out how few murders ever take place before a crowd of witnesses while the officers are working with dispatchers and requesting an ambulance and emergency response.
Well, he's right about that, but Derek Chauvin is supposed to have just brutally murdered this guy in front of everybody while he's looking for some way to keep this guy alive.
But that's the way things work in the United States.
And speaking about the prosecution and what he believes was the false testimony of Minneapolis PD Inspector Katie Blackwell and Chief Madeira Irondondo of the police department and others during the trial, Joseph said, you can only run from the truth for so long.
And one of the truths that they've been running from is backed up by the fact that he includes 34 current and former PD officers, Minneapolis PD officers, who provide sworn declarations according to which the restraint that Chauvin used, that is to say the knee on the neck, was a standard part of police officer training.
To the contrary of the testimony of the people who were put on stand.
In addition to those 34 officers, the petition includes declarations from 23 additional officers who came forward to say this was standard police procedure.
The lawyer goes on to say, the record in this case reveals the inescapable conclusion that the difference between proper and improper expert witness testimony was exploited by prosecutors to gain the conviction of Chauvin and not to do justice.
He goes on to say, now, long after the hysteria of the day, the court and the rest of the world may finally be able to look at the facts and evidence through a clear lens, including the coroner's initial report that Floyd had more than enough fentanyl in his body to kill him.
Well, I agree with all of this stuff.
This was a disgraceful outcome.
The prosecution was the most prejudiced kind of performance you could imagine.
But at the same time, I followed this trial pretty closely.
I thought the defense did a rather poor job.
So this guy's in jail for a mighty long time, and I wonder if he could get a pardon.
The idea of this petition, though, is to get the judge to order a new trial.
Now, once a jury has spoken, once a guy's gone to prison, the chances of getting a judge to say, no, no, errors were made.
We're going to have a new trial are very, very slim.
But I'm very glad, at the very least, that somebody is trying to come to the defense of Derek Chauvin.
Again, railroad in the worst possible way.
Of course, at the height of the worst sort of hysteria about Black Lives Matters, that was the period during which, as I've said many times, the United States descended into collective insanity.
But the fact that there's an attempt to resurrect this story and talk about it in logical terms, I think, just shows you that sanity is beginning to be restored.
I mean, if you think about it.
In many respects.
We were not going to talk about the Somali stuff, but the fact that you're seeing right-of-center people talk so openly and ask the very blunt question, as Kevin Deanna and I did on View from the Right.
Why are these people even here?
You know, why one Somali in America?
That's right.
Even one is too many.
One, I think, is about three too many, actually.
He goes potholes in Johannesburg.
Yeah, boy.
I'm not sure they're any good for that either.
Let's see.
This is an intriguing story.
I can't remember whether we talked about Preston Damsky on this podcast.
He was a guy at the University of Florida who wrote some very interesting essays, which will come up later in this story.
But in any case, he's back in the news.
Last year, this law school student, University of Florida, wrote two seminar papers arguing that the United States was founded as a race-based nation and should be kept that way.
Here's a quotation.
We should feel no shame about feeling attached to those with whom we share a common racial origin.
The founding generations of Americans were also no strangers to fighting, killing, and dying on behalf of their rights and sovereignty.
The hour is late, but we are not yet so outnumbered and so neutered that we cannot seize back what is rightfully ours, this land, America.
Our due inheritance is worth the struggle, wrote he, speaking as a white man.
In another paper, he wrote, if the people are not granted relief from the government, which includes the judiciary, then if they are to survive as masters in the land of their ancestors, and he's again specifically writing about white people, they must exercise their revolutionary right to dismember or overthrow the government.
It will be a controversy decided not by the careful balance of justicias scales.
I guess that's the name of the blindfolded woman who's holding the scales.
I'd never heard her name before, but justicia's scales, but by the gruesome slashing of her sword.
Well, he got high grades on the papers, apparently well researched and well argued, and his instructors didn't make a fuss about them, but word got out about them, and the usual people screeched.
Well, the school year carried on as usual, but until March 21st of this year, this fellow Damsky, Preston Damsky, sent out an ex post to his approximately 25 followers.
I guess he's not in the top 10,000, Mr. Cursey.
25 followers.
But he wrote this.
My position on Jews is simple.
Whatever Harvard professor Noel Ignatiev meant by his call to abolish the white race by any means necessary is what I think must be done with Jews.
Jews must be abolished by any means necessary.
Wow, he's right.
But he's making a very interesting point.
You can say that about whites.
Now let's try saying it about Jews.
He says, on April 1st, one of the university's Jewish law professors replied to his post.
Are you saying you would murder me and my family?
Is that your position?
Well, Damsky replied, did Noel Ignatiev want whites murdered?
If so, were his words as objectionable as mine?
If Ignatiev sought genocide, then surely genocide of all whites would be an even greater outrage than the genocide of all Jews, given the far greater number of whites.
Well, of course, this exchange got a great deal of publicity, but at the time, the professor considered that this exchange of views was provocative, but neither alarming nor threatening.
However, other professors and many students found Dansky's posts very alarming, very threatening, and many came to the assistant dean's office in tears, worried about this guy on campus.
And so he was expelled in August.
Well, now, Chief Judge Alan Windsor of the Northern District of Florida concluded that expulsion violated the First Amendment.
So he is expected to be back on campus soon.
And he's at the University of Florida, correct?
University of Florida.
The University of Florida has one of the largest Jewish undergraduate student bodies.
It does.
I went to a game there back in 2002, and I was kind of shocked.
You have this view of Gainesville.
It's where Tom Petty, the singer, and the Heartbreakers.
It's where they're from.
And I was like, why?
I didn't realize Gainesville had so many Jewish undergraduates because there was Jewish sinners everywhere.
There were four of them on campus.
Well, I guess this guy just loves to throw stink bombs.
In any case, I'm very glad that this is considered a matter of free speech because after all, something is considered unconstitutionally violent if you are calling for the specific violent attack on a person or on something that's likely to result in actual violence.
And sure enough, this is not found not to be the case.
Now, aside from this spirited defense of free speech, and I'm all in favor of that, it makes me wonder if Harvard students had come into the dean's office in tears because of what Noel Ignatiev has said, abolish the white race by any means necessary, what do you think would have happened to them?
Oh, they would have been laughed at.
They would have been laughed at.
Snowflakes.
Exactly right.
It's funny because I just went, as you were telling that story, I went to Amazon and just went to books category and typed in white privilege.
And the amount of hits that came back is just extraordinary.
And I haven't heard of some of these, but an ever-growing market for this type of content.
And one of the privileges we have is to just get laughed at if we think that somebody wants to abolish our race by any means necessary.
Yes, yes, yes.
Our privilege is to be laughed at even if we're in tears, I'm sure.
Well, Mr. Kersey, you have some good news about border security thanks to Donald J. Trump.
You know, a lot of people want to blackpill.
A lot of people want to get upset.
But in my opinion, one of the things that this administration has done so significantly is basically end the problem at the border when it comes to new illegal immigrants.
And the White House put out this press release that states that for the six straight months, there have been zero releases at the border.
This was earlier this month.
Nationwide crossings remain 92% lower than the peak under the Biden administration.
So they released the operational statistics for October and mid-November.
And again, the dedicated men and women of the CBB, CBP have delivered another month of historic results, the lowest border crossings of any October in history, said the CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott.
Six straight months of zero releases at the border.
That's real enforcement, real consequences.
And with record tariff collections, Safeguarding America's economic sovereignty, we're operating the most secure border this nation has ever seen.
Unfortunately, of course, we've had a score or more years of untold numbers of illegals crossing, which they need to be removed.
And that is slowly happening.
Quick snapshot, some of these figures.
In October of 2025, there were 30,573 total encounters nationwide, 92% below the peak of the Biden admins, 370,883.
It's important to put into perspective just what happened under the Biden administration.
was a total complete capitulation, a dereliction of duty of protecting the border when you had almost 400,000 people show up in one month and encounter 7,989 border patrol apprehensions on the southwest border, which was 95% lower than the monthly average of the Biden admin and less than what was apprehended in five days in October of 2024.
I mean, we've talked about this on this podcast, that when the word gets out, you have these huge caravans created, you have the coyotes who are paid to help escort these groups to the United States and successfully infiltrate.
That's all over.
That's all done.
Yes.
Imagine if we had had this kind of border security for the last 30 years.
Imagine.
Just imagine.
All the illegals out.
Remember, they were going to try to impeach Alejandro Mayorkas for dereliction of duty, which they very well should have done.
He still should face legal consequences for what he did, as DHS had.
Yes, absolutely outrageous, just outrageous.
And the fact that it has been really completely stopped, it just goes to show it can be done.
Where there's a will, there's a way.
But they seem to think, oh, well, just like a typhoon or it's like a tsunami.
Nothing you can do about it.
And the other thing is, all that those encounters that you talk about that are happening today in very, very small numbers, those people get the boot immediately.
Whereas those hundreds of thousands of people who sometimes crossed in a single month, they didn't get the boot.
They were just turned loose.
The huge majority, just turned loose.
This is extraordinary because, you know, milquetoast, weak conservatives, Republicans, again, we don't endorse candidates or anything, but we're just pointing out what happened.
They were trying to negotiate during the Biden admin for basically a pathway to citizenship amnesty for the illegals already here and just basic border security measures in exchange, as opposed to a total, complete crackdown, which resulted in, in October of 2025, zero parolee releases compared to 10,009 released by the Border Patrol under the Biden admin along the Southwest border in just October of 2024.
I mean, these numbers aggregate, these numbers win month after month after month of just historic illegal immigration infiltration.
I think we've liked that word a lot.
We've talked about that word, infiltrators.
That's what they are.
They're not citizens.
They're here to erode the concept of American citizenship.
And the fact that we have a government that has so steadfastly asserted our right and our sovereignty.
I mean, that's how you have liberty, folks.
Liberty vanishes in the face of, what, 370,883 encounters in just one month under the Biden admin.
I mean, good gosh.
Everything vanishes.
We're just submerged by these aliens who many of whom hate us.
And the news is constantly full of illegals from one country or another who end up being murderers, hit and run drivers, drunks, rapists, all of these people who could have been kept out and should have been kept out.
And yes, Alejandro Mari Mayorkis, he should, I don't know if he can be, I suppose he can be impeached at any time.
Well, no, you have to be in office to be impeached.
But in any case, he can be indicted for, he can be indicted for.
That's a different matter, though.
That's a different matter.
But the point is, there is a lot of good news.
And I think 2025, looking back, I'm going to ask you this question because I think you spoke about this at the conference, but there is a lot of really good news of what a president would do that would actually benefit white America.
As I said at the conference, I can't imagine a president Sam Dixon.
I don't know how many of our listeners know who Sam Dixon is, but he's been a racial activist, I think, ever since he was in the cradle.
I don't think a president Sam Dixon could have done any better with executive orders.
He probably got mad when his parents gave him chocolate milk.
Maybe that was it.
Well, anyway.
But so as we prepare for Thanksgiving, I really want all of our listeners to understand that it takes time to turn the ship around.
And this type of action shows you that it is possible at the basic level of stopping the infiltrators from coming in.
Of course, the problem is almost everything, except for what I think ended up being a massive increase in the ICE and Border Patrol budget.
Everything that he's done for white people, getting rid of DEI, trying to get rid of public charge people, and trying to let in whites as refugees rather than any other mishmash from any other part of the world.
All of this stuff can be completely undone with the executive order.
And if a Democrat administration decides to defund ICE, they can do that too.
They don't have to spend the money.
So we have a short window of what they call opportunity.
But in any case, after that piece of good news, I'm afraid I'm going to give you two pieces of bad news, or at least despicable news here.
Gordon Wood.
Gordon Wood is probably the leading living historian of the American founding.
Now, I gather you have read some of his books.
The best of them are apparently The Creation of the American Republic and The Radicalism of the American Revolution.
That's the one that I've read.
That's, yep, the radicalization.
Yep, exactly.
Well, was it a pretty good book?
It was over two decades ago that I read that.
I don't really remember much of it, but he is considered the individual.
He's the top guy.
Well, in a recent speech at the so-called conservative American Enterprise Institute, and the speech was reprinted in the Wall Street Journal, the same place that had that lovely postcard from South Africa, Johannesburg, this dean of Americanist living historians, he said, there's been some talk recently that we are not and should not be a credo nation, that beliefs in a creed are too permissive,
too weak as a basis for citizenship.
He says, this is a position that I reject as passionately as I can.
In other words, we're just a made-up country, just a belief country.
He says the United States is not a nation like other nations, and it never has been.
There is at present no American ethnicity to back up the state called the United States.
In other words, anybody can be American.
Anybody, anybody.
This is a credo, a credo nation.
He goes on to say, now the whole world is in the United States.
Yes, that's the problem.
And nothing but the ideals coming out of the revolution and their subsequent rich and contentious history can turn such an assortment of different individuals into one people.
Now, let's think about that.
The ideals of the revolution, that's what turns Guatemalans and Somalis and Haitians and Chinese and Indonesians and Indians into one people.
What utter nonsense.
Are any of those people thinking about the ideals coming out of the revolution, Mr. Kersey?
The idea that they come here thinking, oh boy, who Montesquieu?
Oh boy, John Locke, the Declaration.
Yeah, they read all that stuff.
That's what makes them Americans.
That's why they come here.
He goes on to say, to be an American is not to be someone, but to believe in something.
I'd love to ask this guy.
I'd love to ask this guy.
What is it that a Guatemalan who shows up here and believes, what is it that he believes that makes him into an American?
I'd love to hear him answer that.
Yeah, my eyes are rolling back in my head because I think of the late, great Dr. Sam Huntington, who wrote the seminal book, Who Are We? which I tried to address the question far more than these bromides from this octogenarian who's allowed to espouse just such meaningless platitudes.
Is he that old?
I mean, I saw a photograph of him.
He seems like a nice looking, really waspy-looking guy.
He is old, but is he in 80?
Is he in his 80s?
I would imagine he'd have to be.
I thought he was Gordon Wood.
Let's just, let's look.
Well, you can find out.
You can quit.
He's 91 years old.
Oh, he's actually.
Good grief.
He's well preserved.
I saw there's a video of him giving his talk.
I listened to some of this nonsense coming out of his mouth.
He's 91?
Boy.
I hope I'm looking that good when I'm 91.
In any case, this guy is full of mud, and he's just being showered with honors.
The Wall Street Journal thinks this is so great.
It publishes the speech.
Wow.
To be an American is not to be someone, but to believe in some.
That means you could be, I don't know, an Ugandan in a grass shack.
And so long as you believe the right things, you're an American, Mr. Kersey.
All it takes is to believe in something.
And I'd like to know what.
Anyway.
As you pointed out in a video that I think hasn't gotten enough attention yet when you research the discovery of America and rescue statues that stood in front of the U.S. Capitol from 1850 to 1958.
We did want to believe in something.
Yes.
We believed in white people.
We believed that this was a country, an extension of Europe, that we had a real kinship to each other, blood and soil.
That's exactly what it was all about, just like every other healthy country.
But no, according to this guy, the dean of living American historians, we have suspended the laws of human nature and we can turn these Somalis and Guatemalans into good little Jeffersonian Democrats just because they have come here.
Oh, boy.
Now, here's another piece of bad news.
At least it's bad news to getting a certain amount of publicity and criticism.
A website belonging to the Culture and Family Lab at Minnesota's flagship university hosts a webpage warning against a whiteness pandemic, Mr. Kersey.
Now, why does a university have a culture and family laboratory?
That seems like an odd thing to have.
But in any case, this is the kind of thing that just sprout all over universities these days.
And the website explains that if you were born or raised in the United States, you have grown up in the whiteness pandemic.
You can play a role in halting and reversing this pandemic, especially if you're white, because of the power and the privilege you hold in this racialized society.
Got that?
That means you, Mr. Kersey, you grew up white and you are privileged.
You are powerful and you can stop the pandemic.
If you were socialized into the culture of whiteness during childhood, it's not your fault.
But as an adult, it's now your responsibility to self-reflect, educate yourself, and act.
If you're a white adult, anti-racist action involves an ongoing process of reflection in order to develop a healthy, positive white identity.
What they really mean is horribly negative white identity while engaging in courageous, anti-racist parenting and caregiving.
That's a phrase for you.
Courageous, anti-racist parenting.
Are you doing that with your children?
Are you a courageous anti-racist parent?
I doubt not.
You're a failure.
And here he goes on to say, at birth, children growing up in white families begin to be socialized into the culture of whiteness, making the family system one of the most powerful systems involved in systemic racism.
The family, I guess we've got to break up the family.
I've heard that before.
White families are just the font and origin of white supremacy, so we got to break them up somehow.
Now, this utter nonsense.
It's worse than nonsense.
It's just suicidal self-hatred.
Funding comes from a variety of sources, including the National Institute of Mental Health.
Now, Uncle Donald, I think it's time you told the NIMH that if it's funding this sort of horrible baloney to absolutely stop.
So now let's see.
I think you have another white here.
The White House.
You have this another white pill, another white pill from the White House.
So what the White House had to say about this poor white woman, Bethany McGee.
So tell us about that.
Yeah, this is a story that you're starting to see dominate social media.
And I don't watch Fox News, but I've heard that they're talking a lot about it.
And the White House put out this story.
72 rests wasn't enough.
Democrats let her burn alive.
Yes, that's a great deadline.
That's the headline.
Yes.
And now they don't mention her by name.
They don't mention the racial angle, but that's okay because all you have to do is look into it and then the racial angle is – Well, I sure wish they had mentioned the racial angle.
I did too.
Black on white.
Gosh, what an idea.
And that's our real rarity, isn't it, these days?
Yeah.
And of course, we're talking about Bethany McGee.
She's 26.
She's still alive, fighting for her life.
And she was set on fire by a 50-year-old black male.
She's described as a wonderful church-going family, and they're reeling as she fights for her life.
And apparently she lives near her family in Chicago in a very tiny, tight-knit Christian community, probably one of the suburbs of Chicago.
But anyways, here's how the White House describes what happened.
How many more innocent Americans have to be victimized before Democrat politicians admit their sick soft-on crime insanity is a blood-soaked catastrophe?
Good language, guys.
I'll say.
I'll say.
Last week in Democrat-run Chicago.
I wish they would have said last week in 33% white Chicago.
Yes.
That'd be much better.
A 26-year-old woman who's white was riding the L-train when a career criminal, a career black criminal, guys, get it right, with 72 prior arrests, including eight felony convictions and seven misdemeanors, doused her in gasoline, chased her screaming through the train car and set her on fire in broad daylight.
She's now fighting for her life with horrific burns because the predator, the super predator, who did this was walking free.
The animal was walking free because of the radical, dangerous, no-cash bail law, proudly signed by Governor J.B. Pritzker and celebrated by Chicago's defund the police mayor, Brandon Johnson.
Of course, there's a big video of him circling around saying we can't arrest our way out of this.
That would be racist.
He, of course, is a black male.
Just three months ago, after this same monster was arrested for another violent crime, a county judge cut him loose on an electronic monitoring device, a condition he repeatedly violated with zero consequences right up to the day he lit an innocent woman on fire on the L-train.
While President Trump fights took the nail to make America's cities safe again, crushing these reckless Democrat policy disasters, standing shoulder to shoulder with police and surging federal resources into neighborhoods Democrats have abandoned, delusional politicians like Pritzker and Johnson arrogantly doubled down on the same failed policies that handed a violent thug, a violent black thug, guys.
Come on, a can of gasoline in a match.
Enough is enough.
President Trump is taking our streets back from the savages who terrorize them and from the Democrats who keep setting them on fire.
Again, this is really exciting to see this type of language.
It's not going far enough, but it's taking people in the right direction.
I think, I think I can conceive of the people who wrote that press release are going to slip the words black and white into it the next time it happens.
I think that's possible.
Well, because the Irina Zaruska story out of Charlotte, which captivated the country back in August and created a groundswell of support to end a lot of these soft-down crime policies.
In fact, I believe they're getting ready in North Carolina, they're instituting IRIN's law into place.
So all of these soft-down crime, no bail policies go into effect, and it's going to create a situation where more and more blacks have to go to jail.
And there's going to be articles whining.
They're going to be worried about, oh, it's overcrowded.
They're not getting the, I don't know, how many square feet per prisoner they're supposed to get.
Oh, they're going to whine, whine, whine.
But yes, they need to be stuck in there.
Now, I think we talked about this before.
There used to be this three strikes and you're out law in a couple of states.
And the idea was three fenalties, three felony penalties, sorry, convictions, and you stay in the lot, so you stay in the big house forever.
Well, they stopped doing that because it got all crowded.
And I have a solution.
Three strikes, and you are really out.
That means death penalty.
That would solve the problem.
Solve the crowding problem, solve the crime problem.
We need a lot more death penalty in this country.
And I am on record.
I stand by that.
We need more people dead.
Here, here.
Punishment must be unusual.
It serves no purpose.
And there should be public hangings at least once a month in most major cities.
People should see.
That's right.
This is what happens to you.
This is what happens to you.
And all of this stuff about what does it take?
20 years approximately from murder to death penalty.
This is completely crazy.
Rehabilitation is not possible when you're basically told that the reason you're in jail is because of white privilege and a white power structure and a police system where every police officer is the stereotypical Derek Chauvin ready to put a knee on your neck.
And of course, this goes to white offenders.
I don't want them alive either.
No, no, I mean, absolutely not.
I'm not sure if we're going to get to it, but one of the stories is about this Emmett Tillhouse.
Well, I think we're going to have to do that.
We'll save that.
We're running out of time.
And I want to talk about another consequence of Donald Trump border policies.
And this is a piece of wonderful news that the press, of course, spins in the opposite direction.
But from Miami to San Diego, schools around the country are seeing big drops in enrollment of students from immigrant families.
In some cases, parents have been deported or voluntarily returned to their home countries.
In many school systems, the biggest factor is that far fewer families are coming from other countries because they're not getting in.
As fewer people cross the U.S. border, administrators in small towns and big cities alike are reporting far fewer newcomer enrollments.
In Miami-Dade County Public Schools, about 2,550 students have entered the district from another county so far this year, down from nearly 14,000 last year and more than 20,000 the year before that.
School board member Luisa Santos, who attended a district school herself as a young immigrant, said, the trend is a sad reality.
A sad reality, Mr. Kersey.
Not nearly the number of illegals who have been piling into the country, down from 20,000 to 2,000.
Oh my goodness, what a sad reality.
Collectively, the enrollment declines in Miami-Dade erased about $70 million from the district's annual budget, forcing administrators to scramble to cover the unexpected shortfall.
This is the way they look at it, you see.
The more of these illegals waltz across the border and show up not speaking English in school, that increases the school budget because they're calculated on the number of people who are there.
This is terrible when they don't show up.
The taxpayers, the taxpayers don't have to pay as much money.
Oh, that's terrible, terrible.
And it goes on to say, despite needs for English instruction and social supports, the newcomers in some districts have helped to buoy enrollment and bring critical per-pupil funding in recent years.
That's right.
Milk the taxpayers.
Milk, milk, milk.
In Florida, Palm Beach County public schools, where enrollment has fallen by more than 6,000 students this year.
Yes, bye-bye illegals.
Then also in Denver public schools, enrollment, let's see, it enrolled 400 new-to-the-country students this summer compared to 1,500 during previous years.
You know, obviously the solution is fire all those people who are in the new to the country program.
And all the English is a foreign language speakers.
Yes, you can cut class sizes.
This should be a wonderful, wonderful gift to the schools.
The Houston Independent School District shuttered the Las Americas Newcomer School, a program dedicated to children who are new to the U.S.
Yes, they closed it down.
Fire those people.
Save the money.
San Diego, in San Diego, Principal Fernando Hernandez has enrolled dozens of newcomer students from across Latin America over the past several years.
About a third of the students of the school are homeless.
Fewer of them too.
Staff have become experts on supporting kids who are facing adversity.
But so far this school year, he hasn't enrolled a single newcomer.
Other families did not return when the new school year began.
And guess what?
Hernandez, the principal, Fernando Hernandez, San Diego school principal, he's not happy that they have fewer of these problems.
He worries students are missing out on chances to learn how to show empathy, to share, to disagree, and to understand each other, because they're going to have fewer people who don't speak English, fewer people who are homeless, fewer students who are facing adversity.
This is just such cuckoo stuff.
But this is what we live with, Mr. Kersey.
Here you have schools that are really blessed by the fact that they don't have all of these non-English speakers who don't know which way is up, don't know what a school bus looks like, and they're all grieving because they got less money and because their students aren't going to have to deal with homeless fellow students.
What a country.
Well, golly, we have very little time left.
You know what?
That business is definitely worth doing.
So we will save that for next.
Oh, yes.
Here was a little story from Italy.
Oh, this is not a little story.
Well, it's a short story.
It's a short story.
There are now 5.3 million foreigners living in the country.
That's about 9% of the population.
However, 50% of the juveniles held in Italian youth facilities are foreigners.
They're only 9% of the population.
Half of people in juvie.
Among adults, foreigners make up 32% of the total prison population, despite being 9%.
32%.
And they're especially overrepresented, Mr. Kersey, when it comes to rape.
Just the kind of person Italians want.
Meanwhile, the Italian government is weighing the early release of more than 10,000 prisoners as a response to severe overcrowding.
It's the same all around the white world.
You got these people who muscle their way in, unwanted, absolutely unlikely ever to be productive citizens, and they fill up the jails.
And, oh, what do we do?
We've got to turn them loose because the jails are overcrowded.
Anyway, that was a bit of a black pill that we ended on.
And yes, we will save Emmett Till.
It's not a black pill because Elon Musk has been tweeting nonstop about this.
And there was a pretty horrific rape in Italy of a girl in front of her boyfriend by three Moroccans that is just causing unbelievable outrage in Italy.
And it's really simple.
All these people can be remigrated.
Then you have to do the action to save your country, and that's denaturalize any Italian who advocated for these people to stay.
They should not have the franchise or any power in determining what an Italian is.
We know what an Italian is.
Yes, more and more people are waking up.
And I believe more and more of our listeners are waking up.
Well, they probably listen to us because they are already wide awake.
But ladies and gentlemen, we have run out of time.
So thank you very much for spending this time with us.
It's always an honor and a pleasure.
And we look forward to spending this time with you next week.
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