Sept. 7, 2025 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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From one Nick in the UK to another we go.
Nick Scanlon, our guest now, longtime listener of TPC and friend of ours.
We had the opportunity to meet, what was it, a year or two ago in South Carolina of all places, but his debut appearance as a guest right now.
Nick Scanlon is a long-standing British political activist who first joined our people's struggle at the tender age of 17, even younger than I when I started with Buchanan.
Joining the British National Party under Nick Griffin's leadership, Nick Scanlon went on to stand for office at a local level a total of three times, on average polling around 15% of the vote, which is interestingly the same percentage I got when I ran for the state house, right before I got an opportunity to go into radio.
However, Nick most notably made headlines in last year's London mayoral race just last year, folks, where despite only managing to secure a humble 21,000 votes, he proceeded to steal Mayor Sadiq Khan's thunder by making his way across the stage with all of the other candidates and global media present by howling out, Khan killed London.
Despite the disappointing but unsurprising result in what is commonly dubbed Londonistan, Scanlon respectfully finished eighth out of a total of 18 candidates.
Not shabby at all.
I'm reading his own bio that he sent me.
I think all of this stuff is great.
He's being far too modest for a seat on the Greater London Assembly, where he received a little under 35,000 votes, missing out on the last seat up for grabs by just 4% to Nigel Farage's Reform UK Party.
We've been talking about that in the first hour.
Outside of electoral politics, Nick Scanlon has been an influential figure in both UK and European-based identitarian movements, which has led him to network with many of the best and brightest individuals our movement has to offer.
And it is great to introduce him for the first time to our audience here on TPC, Nick Scanlon.
Nick, thanks for staying up so late.
You're an hour after Nick Griffin.
So you're in the 1 a.m. hour, and it's great to have you tonight.
How are you, my friend?
Yeah, I'm very good.
Thank you, James.
And thanks for having me on.
I'm not sure if you can say good morning or good evening, but it's morning here.
So I'll say good morning to you.
It is very early morning in the UK.
It is.
Thankfully, I've got a can of red bull to keep me on the go.
Well, we will make the most of that, Can, and get your money's worth.
So just as we get started tonight, you listened.
I know you were tuned in to the first hour when Nick Griffin was on.
Anything you would like to respond to that from that hour?
And just to use that as a springboard for our conversation right now.
Yeah, so obviously I joined the British National Party when I was 17.
Nick Griffin was still leader.
I believe there was a lot of talk about Nigel Farage in the first segment.
I don't think we would have heard of Nigel Farage if social media was a thing, you know, 10, say 15, 20 years ago.
Nigel Farage didn't talk about, say, the grooming gang scandals until 2013.
He likes to pride himself, and so does Tommy Robinson, as being the first individuals to talk about grooming, which is absolute nonsense because Nick Griffin was, I believe, bomb raided in 2004, you know, way before Farage even mentioned grooming, before it became fashionable to talk about the grooming scandal.
So I believe, yeah, you know, had social media been a thing a year or two prior, I really don't think Farage would have been the name he is today.
It probably would have been Nick Griffin, the BNP.
But that's the way things have worked out.
Farage is extremely inconsistent.
He has, you know, we spoke when we, when I met you last year in South Carolina, we spoke before and, you know, he'll say one thing and then, you know, you find yourself on each side, very much through Trump, I suppose.
You know, he'll say one thing and all of a sudden, you know, he's pretty good.
And then a month later or two months down the line, he'll completely contradict himself.
So he isn't to be trusted.
But, you know, you could argue that that's a strategical sort of approach that Farage is using.
And as Nick Griffin said in the first segment, he is, no matter what we can criticise him about, he is a very clever politician with his finger on the pulse.
But he isn't prepared to do the dogwork, shall we say, work that we are on the ground.
Last year, sorry, last week, he just spoke about mass deportations.
Now, back in February on GB News, he was asked, you know, do you believe in mass deportations?
And he said, no, no, I'm not getting dragged down this route.
And then six months later, public opinion clearly changed.
You know, there's people outside migrant hotels every single weekend and during the weeks as well, and we're all.
And all of a sudden, he turned around last week and he said, our official policy is mass deportations.
But it isn't him saying that.
It isn't him moving the Overton window.
It's nationalists like not just myself, but a team of nationalists up and down the country that are organizing these demonstrations outside hotels.
We are the ones moving the Overton window.
He's the one taking credit for it.
We have two questions here, Nick, that are somewhat overlapping.
One from a local listener, one from a listener on the internet.
And one is, do you have any idea why the government is trying to destroy the UK?
Okay, so that's one question.
And then another question, which I think is attendant to that, is why has every major political party in the UK, because this is what we're talking about, right?
Why has every major political party in the UK betrayed the white race?
For instance, why did Parliament vote against having an investigation of the Pakistani Muslim rapes of white girls?
Interesting questions.
And you've been involved in the BNP, you've been involved in running for office.
You would give us an informed answer.
You're over there.
Why is that?
Yeah, well, it appears to be the same scenario in every single Western country, in Germany, in France, in Belgium.
I don't know, but a lot of people ask.
Some people give the simple answer, it's cheap labour.
It's more than cheap labour.
I think Pat Buchanan made a fantastic quote that he turned around and he said that world elites view the white Western world as the most major obstacle in the way of a one world government.
People from the third world are a lot more easier to control.
They're a lot more dependent on big government.
And I think the globalists love that.
So in order for them to be able to achieve that, they need to dismantle Western civilization.
And that's precisely what they're doing is dismantling Western civilization.
I see it in my very own neighborhood.
I still live in London.
I'm not going to be living in London for much longer.
It's embarrassing to say I still live in London.
That's how bad it is in London.
But yeah, I honestly think that, you know, global elites really are determined, have been determined for decades to dismantle Western civilization.
So they end up with a sort of slave race of people that are extremely dependent on big government and everything else that goes with it.
Well, I mean, this was another thing, Nick, that we were talking about with Nick Griffin in the previous hour, and that is, you know, these genuine, heartfelt, sincere displays of activism.
But how far does it go?
So this is another question we've received.
And so we know that there's pro-British activism.
They're flying the, you know, the St. George or the Union Jack.
That's very well and good.
But what they always say is when all is said and done, more will be said than done.
Well, I mean, but let me ask you this.
Social media.
Well, maybe not, Keith.
Maybe not.
I mean, that's what we're hoping for.
That's what we're here for.
If we didn't believe that, you know, something would change or that we could affect change, we wouldn't be here.
But social media is full of these postings that show these beautiful whites all over Europe and slogans like only whites or Norwegian.
Have you seen any indication of that?
Is that real?
Is there happening in England?
Well, is it even having it?
Is it happening, period?
Is there a widespread wellspring of white racial pride in Europe or are these things created by a few people on AI?
There is.
I mean, people aren't yet brave enough to explicitly say, you know, use the term, you know, we're doing this on the basis of our race.
And what's very frustrating is a lot of people will go onto GB news and they'll interview these people outside migrant hotels.
And the very first words out of their mouth is, I'm not racist, but, you know, and it feels like they have to validate, they have to validate their position, their political opinions by starting off a conversation by saying, I'm not right, you know, I'm not racist.
I mean, you could have two or three girls that have been sexually assaulted by the illegal migrants living in hotels.
And they still feel the need to go onto TV and start the conversation with, I'm not racist, but.
So our people are still paralyzed, shall we say, to a degree.
They're brainwashed.
But however, well, they're completely brainwashed.
But what I will say, on a positive note, is after the violence that broke out last year after the Southport massacres, the government brought in severe punishments against those distant voices.
I mean, Lucy Colony, you might be familiar with her.
She got sentenced to 30, I think it was 36 months or something.
Hold on right there, Nick.
We're going to take a quick time out, quick timeout.
Nick Scanlon, British activist, long time, long time, since his mid-teens.
Nick Scanlon, still with us.
Stay tuned.
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All right, so if you go to our newly minted, and I mean, I am back on Twitter as of Thursday, same day Nick Griffin rejoined.
That is totally a coincidence.
That was not planned.
But we're starting from zero.
So everybody I used to follow, everybody who used to follow me, we got to find each other again on X.
But I'm there.
I used to be at James Edwards TPC.
Now, since I never could get that one back, I'm at TPC James Edwards.
You see how we did that?
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But let me tell you where our guest can be found.
He's there too, Nick Scanlon.
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Nick, let's move to this.
Let's talk about remigration.
So there was a wonderful remigration summit that took place in Europe just a couple of weeks before we had our TPC World of Power conference in Milan.
Yes.
In Milan, yes, indeed.
And our friend Cyan Quinn was over there and a lot of other people that we knew.
Indeed.
Well, a lot.
Roger Devlin was there.
I mean, we could keep going.
I mean, there was a lot of people we knew that were there.
And it was a wonderful event by all accounts.
And so let's talk about remigration.
And that is, you know, remigration of the people who are jumping off the rafts and the dinghies and into the water and walking ashore.
Yes, remigration.
And I do like that term.
It's a lot, it just seems a term that can sell.
All right.
It gets us to where we want to go.
But what about the remigration of second and third generation unassimilated peoples?
I mean, you know, that shouldn't be something that is entirely discounted.
I mean, that is something that should be on the table if we had right-thinking governments.
What do you think about remigration?
Where should it start?
Where should it end?
Your take on that, Nick.
Well, absolutely.
I mean, a lot of people sort of have the conception that remigration means, you know, physically, you know, sending someone a letter through the door through the post or knocking on the door and saying, look, this is your plain iron.
You've got to go.
The main thing keeping and bringing migrants here, you know, legally and illegally, is the incentives they receive.
Now, They're being put into very nice hotels, some of them with swimming pools like you probably see online yourself.
You know, these aren't just one of them ill, you know, great westerns that are run down with cockroaches and whatever else.
These are, I mean, these are generally nice hotels.
Some of them are, you know, spas as well.
So, I mean, it's a huge, that is a massive incentive.
Um, if you go to the bottom of the street, it's a great holiday to come out over to England, right?
It's like a holiday to come over to England.
Fantastic holiday.
Yep, it's a holiday.
Yep, just come over and be angry.
You're straight in the four-star hotel.
So, the first thing we can do is if we are, if we was to remove the incentives that are attracting the migrants here, both legally and illegally, and there are so many, especially throughout the decades, the United Kingdom has been a welfare state for many, many years now.
Free healthcare, free education, the list goes on and on and on.
I mean, social housing in London now, over 50% of social housing is occupied by foreigners.
And that doesn't even take into account the second and third generation who are, you know, considered via the center storm as British.
So, really, it's probably 60 or 70 percent are non-native who occupy the social housing.
So, if we if we were to push a party, not just you know in the UK, but in Germany, say you've got the AFD, for instance, if we were to push them into a direction in which they were to take the incentives away, I might be naive in saying Farage might be capable of doing that, taking the incentives away.
If you take away the incentives, you know, as I said, for education and free healthcare, then a lot of them will self-re-migrate.
So, that is, you know, something that I don't think a lot of people take into consideration.
I know Nick Griffin, for instance, you know, he thinks it's complete fantasy, and I respect that, and I do at times understand exactly where he's coming from.
But there's a very fine line between being a fantasist and a visionary, you know.
And I just feel like there's we have another law, for instance, called the British Nationality Act of 1981.
And I'm just reading it now, printed off earlier.
And it says it permits citizens citizenship revocation when it's conducted to the public good, rather.
So, they can literally revoke under a law that is still there to this day, they can revoke the citizenship of a British citizen, whether they're born here or not, for the conductive of the public good.
And we actually had a case, Shanima Beagle, I don't know if that means any bell, but she was an ISIS bride.
So, we had quite a few ISIS fighters from the UK go over, I think, four or five hundred of them.
They went over, most of them died, but the ones that didn't, they revoked their citizenship.
Now, they were born here, some of them in London, in Yorkshire, et cetera, et cetera.
It can be done.
The revoking of citizenship can be done.
So, it's not an impossibility.
All right, let's talk about this.
Let's move on to this here.
Because this is something, again, that when I think of this, I think of you in a way, Nick.
The action of last summer, now we mentioned this in passing with Nick Griffin in the first hour, but let's talk about the, if you want to use this term, the radicalization of normies and how the regime in the UK, they attempted after last year's summer riots to paralyze Brits from taking to the streets and challenging the transformation of their communities.
Know, you know, my friend Sam Dixon was over there, and I believe you broke bread with him and another friend, Adrian Davis, and y'all were all together there.
And Sam just happened to be there on vacation right when all of this was popping off.
Yeah, but that was going on around this time last year, a little bit before this time, I guess, August, maybe.
But anyway, so and they came down hard, but there was a lot of action and they came down hard.
But it has not paralyzed righteous Brits from taking righteous action.
Give us your take on all of that.
No, and that was the exact purpose of the sentences.
I mean, we had Lucy Connolly, I mean, she was just lost her baby four months before she was arrested.
So you can imagine she was already completely traumatized.
And, you know, her head would have been, you know, completely, she would have been completely beside herself.
She lost her baby.
She, in the heat of things, wrote something spicy on social media and she deleted it three or four hours later, you know.
And she received a third, was it 32 or 30, I think a 34-month prison sentence.
They released her last week, and the only reason why they released her is because we had a Labour, a sitting Labour councillor who's literally his ward is about two miles from my house, stand up in the main, what we call High Street, Main Street, and say that all of the protesters should have their throats slit.
Now, he pleaded not guilty because he knew that he was going to get a jury, a jury of his peers in a very multicultural, a very liberal part of London, and he got found not guilty.
And because of the anger off of the back of that, they released Lucy Connolly.
But getting back to where the conversation started, that's exactly what the Labour Party did, the regime did, is they handed out these very, very heavy sentences in the hope that the English wouldn't revolt anytime soon.
However, less than a year after, the English did revolt.
So that is, you know, that is very, that's very good.
We can take a lot of positives from that.
They've just overturned a migrant hotel was closed down in Epping, which is about 45 minutes north of London.
It was until recently a safe, white flight area.
They've opened up a migrant hotel a couple of years ago.
It was a sexual assault.
The protesters were constantly outside and they got it closed down.
The local council said, that's it, you know, we've had enough.
We're sided for once, we're going to side of our constituents.
And recently, the High Court, Kirstama and Co, had it overturned.
So that migrant hotel has now been reopened.
I think it was closed for literally a matter of days.
And now it's been reopened.
And as Griffin said on the first segment, I mean, the Labour Party, they couldn't anger the British public anymore if they tried.
And they're only polling at 19% now, which is incredible.
And yeah, they really couldn't make themselves more unpopular if they tried.
Well, you know, I have an English grandfather, I did, who was one of the people in the NUR, the National Union of Railwaymen.
They used to be a pretty militant and strong group.
What's happened to them?
I'm familiar with it myself, to be honest.
I must do my research on them, Keith.
Yes, well, I apologize.
They're around your granddad's age, Nick.
I don't know how to do that.
Nick's Cameron, 150 years old.
Right, well, let me ask you about this.
What is this thing called?
Operation Raise the Colors.
Is that significant?
What is it?
Yes.
Well, do you know what, Keith?
I didn't realize how significant it was.
I live in, you know, South London, which is heavily diverse.
I saw bits and pieces on TV news.
I saw bits on Twitter.
I thought it was, you know, isolated suburbs here and there, you know, dotted around the country.
And then I was sent to a project for work down in Kent, which is literally, you know, say 40 minutes from our house.
And every single footbridge over the highway was covered in St. George's Crosses and Union Jacks.
And, you know, you know, Nick, actually, we have to take a break.
We only have you scheduled for 30 minutes tonight, and I know that it's already 1:30 a.m. where you are, and we have some other things we have to get to, but I want to give you the final word on this.
A final word to bring Nick Griffin's hour and your time with us tonight into full circle and full focus.
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Nick Scalman already staying longer than he had agreed to, and we appreciate him for giving us this time in the early morning hours in the UK.
Now closer to 2 a.m. than it is 1 a.m.
But Nick, we have a lot of other things we have to cover tonight, but I wanted to be sure to give you the last word on this.
And by the way, thanks again for being with us tonight and for following Nick Griffin and for all you do.
For people who don't know, you have been involved.
Well, we mentioned you've been involved in this your entire adult life and the BINSUM and always operating at a high level and very much out there and on point and on the issues.
Before we move on to some of the other things we have to discuss, and by the way, coming up in the next hour, don't miss this.
He's great.
We always love when Patrick Martin's on.
This is a former government contractor.
He holds two master's degrees, including one in Islamic studies.
He's worked in 78 countries.
He spent the majority of his time in the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
What do you think we're going to talk to him about tonight?
Okay, we're going to talk about Russia.
We're going to talk about Ukraine.
We're going to talk about Israel.
We're going to talk about Iran.
He has been in all of those places working for the government, okay?
And it's very informed.
That's the third hour.
Nick and Nick, the first two.
Nick, final word to you.
Nick Scanlon, all of this stuff is happening.
It seems very positive.
Do you believe we can, is there a path where we can break through, where we can move past the gatekeepers, move past the politicians that are trying to siphon this energy like some energy vampire and breakthrough.
Where we can recapture our countries the way they used to be, at least some semblance of that, where we're not a persecuted minority.
Is there a path that leads in that direction?
Yeah.
There is for sure.
The gatekeepers are probably our biggest obstacle.
So next Saturday, Tommy Robinson is going to be holding a rally in central London.
And the world and its mother has text me, you know, who I've known for the years of politics.
Am I going?
Am I going?
And, you know, out of principle, I'm not going to be in attendance.
It's a very, very warped strain of nationalism.
But, you know, whether we like it or not, Tommy is seen as the messiah to the white working class in the UK.
He is relatable to, you know, a large chunk of the population to the extent I think Nigel Farage does genuinely fear him because he'll get up on stage and he will criticize Farage.
And he has got a lot of clout and a lot of influence and a lot of connections, I believe, to the Trump administration.
But Farage has always kept him at arms bay because he does have a representation at arm's length because he does have a representation of being a bit of a bit of a street fighter, etc.
But whether we like it or not, that is the main sort of individual people are being, our people are being drawn towards.
But, you know, we can view that.
We can view him as a gateway to up.
You know, he will reference the great replacement.
Now, don't get me wrong, as you know, Nick Griffin said earlier, he will say, oh, you know what?
The Sikhs will integrate, the blacks will integrate, et cetera, et cetera.
That's a load of nonsense.
He's from Luton.
So Luton has never had a problem besides the Islamic extremist problem.
And it's got a huge Muslim extremist problem.
So he can't really speak for the masses.
I'm from London, Southeast London, where there isn't that many Muslims, but we have a large, you know, violent, you know, gang, a black gang culture.
So nonetheless, there's going to be a huge demonstration in London next week, next Saturday.
We have to take the positives wherever we can find them.
I'm not going to be in attendance, but I've spoken to people and I've urged them to go because it's better than just sitting indoors watching football or whatever else.
At least it will galvanize people.
And as I say, it's a very warped strain of nationalism.
But nonetheless, it's a step in the right direction to a degree, to a degree.
Well, I'll tell you, we'll look forward to talking to you again soon, Nick, and I have Keep us informed.
Well, he was over here for a Dixie Fest at Dixie Republic.
He was on the show then.
I should say it's your debut.
It's not really.
I mean, it's your debut in so much as a nation's.
Yes, yes.
I did not forget.
No, no, no.
I did not forget the night.
No, no, no.
Not only did I not forget the night we were on together at Dixie Republic, I actually looked at the picture earlier today of you and I at Dixie Republic when I was scrolling through my photos in my phone.
So you were on there, but that was sort of like an impromptu, like I can't believe you're here, you know, type of thing.
And you were on, that was last year, and a very sharp picture of you standing in front of Stone Mountain, I might add, that I have also seen and been privy to.
But you were here touring the American South.
Well, I had the honour of staying at Sam Dixon's and he was literally an hour away from Stone Mountain.
So it was a fantastic experience.
You can't go to Atlanta and not go to Stone Mountain.
So that is that.
You definitely can't.
Yeah, go to Stone Mountain while you can before the left is so dynamite.
Well, that was actually Stacey Abrams' campaign.
Her first foot forward was that anyway.
No, no, we had some great times with you here.
Go ahead, Nick.
Yeah, please.
Yeah, so I kept a very close eye on that Georgia election merely because Stacey A. Browns wanted to sandblast over Stone Mountain.
And I thought if she attempts, I'm going to fly over with the CSA and try and help stop her from doing so.
We're going to have Nick Scanlon and a Spitfire going against the sandblasters, if that ever happened.
Anyway, just in the nick of time, so to speak.
Well, again, yes.
So you were over here last year at Dixie Republic, no less.
You know, it seems like it's all intertwined.
I mean, this movement of ours.
There are good friends and sponsors.
But you were there and toured the South, stayed with Sam.
I didn't even know you stayed with Sam, but I should have figured.
But you know, the thing that we really have to do, Nick, we've got to get beyond this timidity where people are afraid that they're going to be ostracized or that they'll say too much.
The thing is, you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs.
Well, I think, I mean, again, we've already kept you way longer than we thought.
I kept you past the half hour mark.
I said, just give me two more minutes.
And now you're here for a whole other segment.
We're about to take another break.
But do you feel, well, I asked this question of Nick.
Do you think that whites are ever going to get past this sickness?
Look, it is wonderful to be philanthropic, to be polite, to be good, to be all of these things in moderation.
I mean, all right, you brought his name up.
There's never really a show where his name doesn't get brought up, but Sam Dixon, I mean, he instilled in my mind years ago, decades ago now.
That's how, you know, we're getting older.
You know, this Greek maxim, all things in moderation, nothing in excess.
Even virtues when taken to a detrimental extreme can be harmful.
So even things that are seemingly good, if taken to an extreme, can damage you.
Do you think whites can ever get past this disease of being too nice and have this righteous hatred that Kipling talked about, wrote about?
I think we're already in that process, James.
I really do.
I really think our tolerance has its limits.
There's only so much more people will take.
I mean, how people didn't start taking to the streets 20, 30 years ago, I'll never know.
I mean, Donald Trump got elected in 2015.
How comes, you know, Patrick Buchanan didn't get elected in 1992 in 2000.
Why have we left things so late?
Why have our people left things so late?
It's better late than never, but it just makes our battle so much more tricky and so much more difficult.
But our ancestors have been through many battles, many difficult battles.
They're fought against the odds and won.
So let's go out with the same spirit.
Let's go on with that.
You're absolutely right.
Yeah, that's enough.
A lot like T.S. Eliot said we need to go out with a bang and not a whimper.
Well, we don't need to go out at all.
And I don't think we will.
I don't think, you know, to imagine the people that conquered the world going out, you know, exiting the stage of civilization and of history with this, you know, meek, this meek surrender.
I don't think it's going to happen.
I don't think that Faustian spirit that animated the West to carve the world in its image is going to sign out that way.
I just, I don't think so.
I do not think so.
And as I have said, I have suffered every indignity, every deplatforming, every denunciation, every ridicule that a man can, you know, we've been there, but I still believe that we are going to overcome.
We really shall overcome.
Not in the way that those people who just sat down at a bus.
The greatest accomplishment in Rosa Park's life was she sat on a sat down one time.
The whole thing was stage.
We're not getting into all that.
Go ahead, Nick.
Indeed, indeed.
Thank you, thanks, having me on NK.
And I'll say hello to the boys at Dixie as well.
I'll say hello to Peter Brown.
And Johnny and Mike, a good friend of mine who comes over very often on our business.
And Hunker.
And yes, good night, God bless.
God bless you.
And the jolly boys at Dixie never miss a show.
I'm sure they heard you just then.
Nick Scanlon, thank you so much.
We're going to talk about my return to Twitter and Pat Buchanan for the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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Why don't we say to the government writ large that they have to spend a little bit less?
Anybody ever had less money this year than you had last?
Anybody better have a 1% pay cut?
You deal with it.
That's what government needs, a 1% pay cut.
If you take a 1% pay cut across the board, you have more than enough money to actually pay for the disaster relief.
But nobody's going to do that because they're fiscally irresponsible.
Who are they?
Republicans.
Who are they?
Democrats.
Who are they?
Virtually the whole body is careless and reckless with your money.
So the money will not be offset by cuts anywhere.
The money will be added to the debt, and there will be a day of reckoning.
What's the day of reckoning?
The day of reckoning may well be the collapse of the stock market.
The day of reckoning may be the collapse of the dollar.
When it comes, I can't tell you exactly, but I can tell you it has happened repeatedly in history when countries ruin their currency.
Well, folks, we are back.
And not just on the show, but back on Twitter at TPC James Edwards.
They never reinstated me.
They banned me two years ago, along with Kevin McDonald, Tom Sunich, Paul Fromm.
We all got the acts at the exact same time on the exact same day.
Had to be a coincidence, of course, but nevertheless, none of my appeals ever even got an acknowledgement or a reply.
I was murdered and buried dead under the Twitter jail.
But Jared Taylor came back with an alternate name.
They never let him back either.
So I have done the same.
In fact, I was encouraged to do so by an interview that I appeared on last week with Kevin Deanna for his new podcast.
We were talking about Pat Buchanan being up for the presidential, well, not being up, but this grassroots effort to put his name forward to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
And, well, anyway, from that, I decided I'm going to go ahead and do it.
Well, I had to start from zero.
You know, there's an indignity to that.
You organically grow your following on social media for years to, you know, a pretty vaunted thing, you know, tens of thousands of people, and you start from zero.
I actually started writing for the American Free Press just because, you know, I wasn't on Twitter anymore, but I'm going to continue to write for American Free Press because I love them.
I mean, it's great, and it's a wonderful blessing.
Don't know why I didn't do it earlier.
But we are back on Twitter now as of Thursday at TPC James Edwards, and it has been a party.
I have missed all these folks.
You know, I'm very much bitter now.
I forgot how much fun Twitter was.
And I am bitter over the fact that we've been banned since April of 2023.
So all of the 20th anniversary year, Keith, last year, where we were doing the TPC at 20 retrospective series.
We didn't get a chance to share any of that with our following on social media.
The Will to Power conference, you know, earlier this year, all of that stuff was unbeknownst to social media.
But we did decide to rejoin.
Didn't seem to put a cramp in the festivities.
No, I sure didn't.
But I tell you, we're back now, and it has been a party.
I am talking about, now, again, we're still missing.
I'm still banished.
We're still missing five-figure followings.
People who followed us, I mean, we're still rebuilding from scratch.
And I'm still trying to find all the people that I follow.
Now, a lot of people that we regularly have on the show are not on social media.
But David Duke's not on social media anymore.
You know, he's been banned everywhere.
But we're trying to come back.
So follow us at TPC James Edwards.
And I put a post up, instantly got 80,000 views.
So many kind comments, words like legend and OG referring to the work of this radio program being the original.
And we are reconnecting with former friends and new friends and old friends that we haven't talked to in a while.
Jared Taylor had a really good thing to say in sort of promoting us, Henrik Palmgren.
Really embarrassing to read, so I'm not going to read them.
But because it's so kind, Ethan Ralph, he's going to be on.
Ethan Ralph's going to have his 40th birthday party, the Kill Stream, on the show September 20th.
He's going to party with us, Jason Kuna.
We're just reconnecting with everybody.
Did a little post about Pat Buchanan because there has been all this mention of him being a deserving recipient of the Medal of Freedom.
Posted four pictures you've never seen before.
I don't think I've ever posted these anywhere before.
Well, I couldn't have because they had to be developed.
You know, back in 2000, you didn't have iPhones, Keith.
You didn't have phones that could take pictures.
You had to get, you know, take it to the photo.
These pictures are so old that James has a full head of hair.
I do.
I do have a full head of hair in these pictures.
This is from 2000.
You had to take the roll of film into the store and get it developed, you know?
Do you remember that?
So I had to take a picture of a picture to even put it up.
But it was, well, as soon as I rejoined Twitter on Thursday, a few people had commented on, you know, thank you for working for Buchanan.
Thank you for standing for Buchanan.
I said, you know, thank me nothing.
It was the honor of my life in 2000.
In fact, that year changed my life forever.
And this is a man who is noble, intelligent, tactful, and brave.
He should receive the Medal of Freedom.
Everybody should get the Medal of Freedom Pat Buchanan should.
And so I posted four pictures along with that, a picture of me and Pat at the house.
Pat, let's say there's one from California, one from Kentucky.
I don't know where this one is.
Anyway, it was good times.
I tell you that.
That whole year was good times.
And then I did, it got such a big response.
I mean, it got such a big response that I reposted Jared.
Jared, American Renaissance, this year, back in January, had reposted an adapted transcript of an interview with Pat here on TPC about Will America Survive to 2025.
It's a fun read.
We put that up.
Everybody goes nuts for Pat, and rightly so.
But there's a lot of good stuff up there.
You know, there was this recent murder on the bus in Charlotte, North Carolina, Keith, where a black man, for no reason at all, there was a Ukrainian woman who had come here to escape from, you know, the...
The horrors of warfare.
Exactly.
She sat on a bus after working her shift at a pizzeria, and then this black guy didn't know her, no reason whatsoever, except for the fact that they are low IQ people with no impulse control.
It is biological.
It is chemical.
It is genetic.
This is who they are.
Anything will set them off or nothing at all will set them off.
But at any time, you could be killed by them.
And this young, beautiful blonde woman was.
And so I reposted, because over the last year or two, so many people have taken interest in some of our historical.
You know, when we did the TPC at 20 retrospective, so many people were taking interest in those old interviews that we did.
I reposted the transcript thanks to Kevin McDonald, who reposted it at his website, the transcript of the interview with Drew Lackey.
It started at the Rosa Parks, and this is what it led to.
Drew Lackey was a policeman in Montgomery at the time of the Montgomery business.
He booked in the fall of 1955.
He booked Parks.
He booked King.
He had intimate interactions with them.
He knew what was coming.
We talked about it on the show.
The transcript is up at Twitter at TPC James Edwards.
So if you had not done those interviews with people like him and nobody would have done them.
Yeah, right.
Nobody would be lost to history totally.
Well, nobody talked to Pat Buchanan about Churchill Hitler and the unnecessary war like we did.
We interviewed him about that book.
That was before the proliferation of content creators in 2015, 2016.
That's really when it started to just balloon.
But even as late as 2010, nobody was having dissident thoughts about World War II on broadcast media.
And even though Pat had a best-selling book out of it, every interview he did about that book was adversarial.
But when he came on TPC, we had the conversation.
Nobody else wanted to.
It was among friends.
But anyway, this thing, this murder of this young, beautiful white woman at the hand of this savage.
These savages are like Lady Carolyn Lamb said of her boyfriend Lord Byron.
They're mad, bad, and dangerous to know.
We've got the transcript of this interview up with Drew Lackey on Twitter.
And we just mentioned Kevin McDonald.
Let's talk about it.
His book is out.
He was on last week.
What an honor.
Again, you know, Kevin, all these years, great friend, one of our most interviewed guests.
He was on last week to give the preview before anybody else even knew it was coming out.
He was on TPC to talk about it and to talk about all the new content that is in the culture of critique.
Third edition just released yesterday by Antelope Hill Publishing, our friends and partners.
And you know what?
It's number one on Amazon in its category.
Not number one overall, but number one in its category.
And it is making a big splash on social media.
If you have the original version, this is amplified and expanded quite a bit.
It's really, you know, it's not just a warmed over serving of what we had before from Kevin.
It is not.
It is not just with like, you know, a few extra paragraphs just so you can repackage it.
Well, we went into a comprehensive conversation with Kevin about it last week on TPC during our first hour.
The new chapter, an entire new chapter on Jewish neoconservatism, an expanded new preface.
All the original chapters have been added to.
This is a, I think it's 200 pages.
I think it's about 200 pages of extra content.
This is a big book.
Yeah, so in other words, you won't be duplicating anything if you order a new copy of this from Antelope Hill Publishing.
Yes, indeed.
And we've got the link there at Twitter at TPC James Edwards.
Join us, follow us, interact with us.
We're still trying to find, you know, tens of thousands of lost followers and a lot of people we were following that I'm still trying to reconnect with and don't even know we've got to find them again.
What an honor, though.
Hey, folks, this is what we do this show for.
And we facilitated the connection between Kevin and the publisher earlier this year, back in January.
We detailed that last week.
But nevertheless, buy the book.
It's available now.
Buy the book.
But there's only one place you can get it.
Autographed.
And that's right here at TPC.
Our third quarter fundraising drive is underway, and we have the rights to autograph copies.
Unless you can go to Kevin's house and knock on the door and ask him for a signature, you're only going to get it one place.
That's right here at TPC.
He has them.
He is signing them right now.
He's shipping them to us next week, and we'll ship them out to you.
We've already got orders in.
We're going to fill those orders.
But if you want an autographed copy of this book, there's only one place to get it.
TPC's third quarter fundraising drive.
And I want to thank Kevin and Antelope Hill for letting that happen and helping that happen.
And we helped get them together.
And we're all in this together.
That's right.
And if you want to get the skinny on Jewish power and influence, you read Kevin McDonald and David Duke.
That's what we're doing.
Who do you think two of our five most, you know, along with the aforementioned Sam Dixon and Jared Taylor and Mark Weber?
You know, you're talking about the homeboys here at TPC when you're mentioning Kevin McDonald and David Duke.
Yeah, we don't come, we don't get these pastels.
We get the vivid living color.
But what's so interesting about TPC is that it's not just virtually every pro-white advocate on the planet that makes us stop here.
It's historical figures, you know, Luftwaffe fighter pilots, the officer who arrested Rosa Parks, Mel Gibson's dead.
It's also members of Congress, former members of Congress.
Who else would tell you that Elvis Presley had a George Wallace for president sign in the front yard of Graceland?
Only George Wallace's son, who only appeared here.
I don't know of anybody else that's, you know, reached out to him.
It's important work we're doing here.
Our third quarter fundraising drive is underway.
If you don't support us, we cannot continue.
And, man, there's still so much work.
We've done so much.
Still so much to be done.
I am very proud and happy for Kevin and Antelope Hill.