Sept. 21, 2025 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is the Political Cesspool.
The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program.
And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
Well, if you're listening to us on TPC or on the AM radio stations, you're missing out because on the Kill Stream, there is no break.
And we just continued the conversation for Ethan's audience there on the live stream there on Rumble.
And as it always is wont to do, during that break, the conversation turned to Pat Buchanan.
And we're having a lot of good comments and conversation.
I saw someone in the chat talking about suicide of the superpower.
We had a great interview with Pat about that.
I use the royal we because saying I is just makes me, anyway.
But it was a great conversation with Pat about Suicide of the Superpower.
This is the year that he was talking about, that he wrote about in that book, Will America Survive to 2025?
We got into the topics of race.
I mean, we always asked Pat the questions that nobody else was asking him.
Most of the time, when he would do interviews, you know, people were attacking him and putting him on the defensive.
We played into it and then took it to the next step.
It was just great conversation.
Ron Uns and Jared Taylor and American Renaissance have transcribed some of those interviews, and you can find those.
But anyway, that's not what we're here to talk about tonight.
Back with Ethan Ralph on his 40th birthday.
Ethan, as I said at the top of the show, I am having more fun on your 40th birthday than I had on mine.
I hope you and the Killstream audience are enjoying this as well.
Well, I'm enjoying it greatly.
And shout out to Ron Uns.
You mentioned him.
He's been on this show, I don't know, four or five times.
And Peter Brimlow was mentioned earlier.
He's been on the show, too.
Really nice guy.
These are both Buchananites.
You know, Peter, when Pat wrote State of Emergency, which was an immigration book, I mean, Peter Brimlow and Vitair really informed a lot of that book.
They got a lot of acknowledgement in that book.
And Ron Uns with the American Conservative worked with Pat.
Peter was on the show last week.
Ron Uns was our first guest of the year back on the first Saturday in January.
And so, you know, if anybody's done good work, they've probably made a stop here at TPC at one point or another.
And you've been around 21 years.
You get a chance to talk to a lot of people.
But anyway, we are talking with Ethan Ralph tonight on his 40th birthday, the Kill Stream, pretty legendary.
I mean, very legendary.
And really one of the progenitors in its own right in terms of live streaming of this content and then a lot more.
And so have so much fun with Ethan.
We can talk about serious stuff.
We can get into the issues.
We can sink our teeth into it for an AM radio conversation.
But when we go over there, when we're just on the Kill Stream, we're really let loose and it's even more fun.
But let's go back to some of the stuff we were talking about in the last hour.
And there's some other things I want to talk about as well.
But again, the heads of the left are rolling, so to speak.
Everyone from school teachers to Jimmy Kimmel and everyone in between.
You've got Rudy Giuliani making these calls, getting people fired.
I mean, personally doing the work himself.
Several accounts on X, and I say this affectionately, Ethan, but you've got these autists, I guess, that are basically taking in.
I mean, one of them is the Charlie Kirk Data Foundation.
The data is send us in someone who said something negative about Kirk and we'll get them fired.
I think it's up to like tens of thousands, tens of thousands of people have lost their jobs over this.
And It's just, I mean, and the leftists are crying about it.
I know we talked about this in the first hour, but the leftists crying about doxing is pure cinema.
I mean, it is pure cinema.
It's incredible, honestly.
And, you know, doxing, it's just a thing that exists, right?
I don't know, crying about it.
If you go online and say some stuff that you're not prepared to handle, then it's up to you to maintain anonymity.
That's always been my position.
I'm in favor of anonymity, but it's up to you to keep it.
But yeah, it's hilarious to see them whine and talk about freedom of speech.
We already discussed that.
There's many such cases, as Trump would say, of them doing that, right?
Like, I didn't know it was 10,000 people.
It's tens of thousands.
I mean, there was one account that said tens of thousands of people have lost their jobs since Kirk died, according to some of these people.
Now, we're having to take their word for it, but I don't really doubt it.
We'll see.
But I don't believe that they're lying about that because we're seeing a lot of evidence on it.
Yeah, evidence.
That's the word I was looking for.
Evidence where they've been contacted and evidence where the well, I mean, again, we mentioned one example of this black student.
He was like hitting himself in the neck and falling over and pretending to be Charlie Kirk.
And then governor.
Yeah, you saw that one.
I was just about to talk about that.
Yeah, I was just about to talk about that.
First off, who even wants to go do something like that, you know, after an assassination?
Even somebody I hated, I wouldn't go do that for.
And most of these people, maybe they knew of Charlie Kirk, but they didn't sit around and hate on Charlie Kirk all the time.
They're just doing it because that's the zeitgeist, right?
That's the current big topic, and they want to go out and show out in front of their friends.
And so I think he got just what he deserved.
But also, I was talking with some guests earlier.
We have to realize here, we see other people as a quote, extreme or whatever, far right.
Whereas people who are normies are in the mainstream and don't really know about this world or don't know much about it, they saw Charlie Kirk as an extremist, right?
They called him exactly, right?
Like, yeah, and that's why it's not worth worrying about what they say about you because they see all of us as Nazis, all of us as scum, and they want us to post, to put it mildly.
And so people who don't realize that are kind of missing the forest for the truth.
I see a comment in your chat over there on the kill stream.
Remember, Trump called Buchanan a Nazi and a Hitler lover and an anti-Semite.
There is a direct correlation between, because people forget that Trump ran for the Reform Party nomination and was beaten by Pat Buchanan in 2000.
And I was there as a delegate.
I was there.
So I lived through this.
And Warren Baylog, who maybe some people know him, but he wrote a very good interview, or rather, we did a QA connecting the dots.
And he basically, there's a lot of evidence of this.
It hasn't been as widely reported as it should have been.
But there are a lot of mainstream reports from the establishment media, the controlled press, that basically connect the dots saying that when Buchanan beat Trump for the Reform Party nomination in 2000, that it gave birth to everything else that was to come, that Trump saw this underdeveloped property, just like in real estate, there was this underdeveloped, underserviced commodity in politics, the nationalist, the populist right, and that nobody was tapping into.
And he rode Buchanan's platform with his billions of dollars in international name recognition and celebrity to the White House.
But there was a really good article.
I think Ron Uns ran that one too.
It was a Q ⁇ A between myself and Bay Log, who had done all the research on this and connected those dots.
But anyway, that's an aside.
We've talked about that many, many times on this show, so our regular audience will know that.
But for the commenter there, there is some documentation of how Trump went from that to where he is now.
But let's go back to what we were talking about.
Well, we were talking about this during the break.
I mean, what Jimmy Kimmel said about Charlie Kirk was that he basically alleged that the murderer or the assassin was a MAGA person.
That was basically all he said.
I mean, he did a skid on TPC a long, long, long, long, many, many, many years ago.
He even played audio from the show.
I mean, the garden variety, libel, and slander that the left had done to all of us was way rougher than what Kimmel did to Kirk.
But at the end of the day, you know, as I said, Ethan, I don't care.
I don't care what the reason is or if there's no good reason at all.
I just want them to be fired.
I want them to be deplatformed.
I want them to be gone.
And so if they have to, for whatever reason, if the political capital there and the momentum is here now to get these people fired and off the air because they didn't say the correct things about Charlie Kirk, great.
To me, I mean, that's good.
Well, they're getting what they dished out.
And I mentioned Gavin McInnis earlier, and I saw a quote from him, or heard it actually, where he said, something, you cracked my knee and I gouge out your eye or something like that.
I gouge out your eyes.
And that's the type of mentality that we need to have right now.
And again, you don't know how many opportunities like this you're going to get.
Probably not another one like this anytime soon because I've never seen anything like this in my adult lifetime.
Never.
Or childhood lifetime either.
There's never been a time like it.
Nick Griffin said this.
We had a big conference earlier this year.
And Nick Griffin said, there's never been a time like it.
And that was even before all of this.
And I can certainly double down on that now and say there has never been a time like this where we really have the opportunity to have a reckoning, but we got to have the will to do it.
And the right has to become hardened and as ruthless as the left.
That is one thing that I've always admired about the left.
They were ruthless.
They would put out your lights.
They would do whatever it took to take you out.
We have to do this and dispense with this sense of fair play.
Well, and Trump could totally change his ways tomorrow, you know, if he woke up in a freaky Friday situation and say, you know, I regret this and let's be nicer and let me roll back some of this stuff.
And they're still going to try to put him in prison again when he gets out.
They're still going to try to confiscate his wealth.
If they ever get power again, they're still going to try to ruin all of us.
And so they're going to take their opportunities.
We might as well take ours.
And so I agree with that wholeheartedly.
Hold on right there, my friend, Ethan Ralph, the kill stream.
He's 40 years old today, celebrating his birthday with us, and we're celebrating it with him.
And I'm very excited about that.
We are now, well, not even halfway through.
We still got another segment, and then we'll be halfway through.
So stay tuned.
A lot more coming at you.
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The chat at the Killstream side of this simulcast tonight, TPC and the Killstream joining forces.
And the chat now is moving so fast it's hard to keep up with everything.
Ethan, people listening on the internet, maybe they want to listen live if they're not driving in the car and on the AM dial.
How can they join us right now and even make a few comments to us?
We don't normally offer that on if they want to join this stream right here.
They can go to rumble.com/slash killstream live and it should be easy to spot there.
Or they could go to X at the at the Ralph Retort.
And it's broadcast on X too and several other places.
That's right.
That's right.
You're all over the place.
Yeah, you have multiple destinations where people can tune in.
I had to diversify after I got kicked off YouTube.
Don't we all?
Don't we all?
But this was, well, there was one comment.
I can't even find it now.
Dude, Ethan and James would, well, here it is.
Ralph and James are so natural they could dominate the AM airways.
Well, that's what we're doing right now.
That's actually happening in real time.
But to the extent that Saturday night is prime time on AM Radio, you know, we got the Saturday night slot because that was the slot nobody else wanted.
And we weren't anything we could get, you know, with this kind of show all those years ago.
But it's been an amazing, amazing ride.
And it's, you know, just having that, as the SPLC always used to put it, that veneer of credibility, as they put it, that comes with AM Radio.
We've been able to really do something with that.
And it has, you know, made our work here very unique and made us stand out.
And it got me all the way to CNN as a contributor for a short period.
But, yeah, being on AM airwaves, even though now the audience, the market is, you know, with stuff like this.
I mean, you can go to YouTube now and watch, you know, two parents playing with Play-Doh and it have, you know, half a billion views.
So I don't even know how media works now, but we're still here on AM Radio.
And for some people, that matters.
But hey, it matters to me to be on the Kill Stream tonight.
Ethan, again, I just want to say, big honor to be with you on your birthday.
I mean, you were telling me that you were excited to be on with us or on this show.
I say us and we instead of me and Mai and I, but I'm really excited to be on the Killstream tonight.
Well, thank you so much for doing this, honestly.
And it's my pleasure, right?
Like, I appreciate that.
And like, like you said, I just contacted you.
I was just going to see if you could pop in for a minute.
And this turned into a whole co-hosting thing, which I was eager to do.
And you mentioned that AM radio, who was it said that?
SPLC that it gave a veneer of credibility.
There's something about going on the radio.
And I guess I'm old now.
I'm 40.
So I grew up.
Yeah, like a 20-year-old wouldn't even know what AM radio is.
I don't even know what it is.
But for us, I'm old enough it still means something.
We had cars.
We drove with our parents in cars that listened to the radio, not podcasts and all that.
Okay, well, you know, I got to say this, though, very quickly.
I mean, the whole thing about Kirk, all these people being fired, they didn't really say anything that I haven't said before.
I mean, I'll give you just one example, and I don't back down from it at all.
I don't even think it was a controversial comment.
But when Janet Reno died, I made a post on Twitter back on my original account.
I said, you know, Satan just claimed another soul.
You know, I mean, you know, I wasn't trying to be funny.
I think that was probably factual.
But, you know, people are getting fired now for saying that about Charlie Kirk.
And so, you know, we've all done it.
But again, I don't care about the double standard of the hypocrisy because this is what's good for our people.
These people need to be fired.
And if this is the catalyst, this is the reason.
Run with it.
Go ahead.
One comment on that.
And then I got something.
Yeah, go.
I was just going to say that's a heck of a line about Jan Arena.
That's all I wanted to say.
So, yeah.
I probably said it about Ruth Better Ginsburg as well.
You're telling me now for the first time.
Okay.
Well, so this was a comment from Nick Fuentes, which sort of plays into this.
And I bring this up because you have worked with Fuentes before and you were a part of the Cozy Network some time ago.
I think the first time I came on the kill stream, you were still there.
And this is something that he posted this week.
Now that I'm back on Twitter, I can see what everybody's saying again.
It's just a miracle.
They had my other account locked down so much I didn't even get time in the yard.
I got like, I could look at like 10 comments a day and then I'd be, you know, what?
Rate rate quoted or something.
Yeah.
I mean, you could still lurk with your old account.
You just couldn't post or view who your followers were or who you were following.
You couldn't do anything, but you could view a couple of comments a day.
And I do mean a couple.
They didn't give me hardly any time in the yard.
But now that I'm, you know, back, so to speak, I can see it even though I'm starting from zero.
But Nick Fuentes wrote this week, when the left was in power, they censored millions of ordinary people for expressing basic conservative opinions.
They allowed Antifa and BLM to intimidate conservatives with violence.
It's only because they are weak now that they are suddenly behind free speech.
That's a great comment.
I agree with him on that.
I agree with him 100%.
And to be honest, it's always the weaker side crying about stuff like that.
Working the refs, they call it crying about the officiating.
And it's always the losing team.
Think about sports.
If you watch them and you're listening to me, that's always, if you're winning, you're not complaining about the refs usually, right?
You're not complaining about the rules of the game, quote unquote.
And they're breaking this rule and getting away with it.
Okay, well, did they win the game or what?
Right.
It ain't cheating if you win.
And so, or if you ain't cheating, you ain't trying, I think is the official saying.
So, yeah, I think that's 100% correct.
And honestly, when we were complaining about it back in the day, which wasn't that long ago, we were getting pummeled.
That's why we were complaining.
We were losing.
And yeah, I think he's 100% correct with that.
And yeah, I do have a storied history there with Fuentes going back, I don't know, like seven years, and he's kind of blown up too.
But yeah, I think he's.
Well, you know, I don't want to get into the whole relationship thing because I know there were some ups and downs there.
But I mean, just in terms of that.
Well, just in terms of talking about just how much, I mean, we're talking about how much Twitter has changed in the last two years, two and a half years.
I got banned in April of 23 for nothing.
I mean, literally nothing.
I'd never gotten a warning.
I'd never gotten a citation.
I mean, nothing.
I was just, you know, it was just, it's so arbitrary.
I mean, Jared Taylor had gotten banned before that.
David Duke, I was actually with David Duke in Mississippi the weekend he got banned.
It just happened arbitrarily.
I mean, there are people that say far harder things than I've ever said that don't get banned.
I mean, you just, you never know.
I mean, it was just so random.
But nevertheless, back now and seeing all these comments, but talking about how much things have changed from my perspective, going back on social media now compared to, you know, what the discourse was two and a half years ago, you can go back to Nick Fuentes many years ago, even before that.
And I mean, how would you, what am I trying to ask here?
What is your perspective on how this has changed for all of us?
I mean, writ large, just, I mean, the ideas, the movement, different people, you know, just taking off and exploding as they have.
And it's just, it's happened very gradually and then all at once, as they say.
Very fast.
Very fast.
Well, I've talked about this several times recently.
It's funny when I think about it because even just alluding to certain things or certain mild jokes about certain third rail topics might get you banned back in the day.
Not that long ago of a day either, you know, a couple years.
But now it's totally open up and you see people who may not even know who we are, may not know who other people are who've kind of been around forever, but they've blown up and they have a billion followers and they're talking about Jewish power and all this stuff.
And I don't know.
It's just, it's insane to think.
And this has happened all within, I mean, since Elon bought the place, but I don't even know that it was, I think it was the last year, really, the second year of his ownership there that it's kind of really taken off.
Well, and you know, and Musk, Musk and Trump, I mean, all these people are schizophrenic.
I mean, everybody is to an extent.
I mean, you know, ego plays.
I mean, why did the Beatles break up?
Ego.
They had everything.
I mean, why couldn't Trump and Musk get along?
Ego.
You know, Michael Jordan and the Bulls, Scotty Pippen.
This is just a tale as old as time.
But at the same time, even though people don't always work together as well and as long as perhaps they should, there's no doubt.
I mean, Ethan, look at the world that we lived in 10 years ago.
10 years ago.
Had Trump even announced yet?
I mean, you know, I can't.
I think maybe, but like, okay, so 10 years ago, 20 years ago, when we first went on the air, look at where we are now.
Are we moving in the right direction or not?
I mean, that's how you have to look at it.
You don't have to look at it, you know, and sort of every move Trump makes, you know, that that's the defining thing in how this thing is turning.
Look at it wide screen 10 years ago, 20 years ago, now.
Are we moving in the right direction?
I don't see how anybody could say no.
Well, people are being exposed to ideas and thoughts that on a wide scale.
Twitter X, whatever you want to call it, is ours, really.
And it is the most important social media platform in the world, and it's not even close.
Yes, and there are social media platforms that are used more and have more people on them, but that's not what I'm talking about, not what you're talking about.
In terms of cultural influence, political influence, media influence, pop culture influence, even nothing's more important than Twitter/slash X.
And it's been like that for a long time, but to have control of that, but it's not just that.
It's kind of been rolled back or whatever, rolled forward, depending on your opinion, on other platforms too.
Facebook has changed.
TikTok.
You know, they still ban people here and there, but there's a lot of our type of stuff on TikTok, too.
And Instagram's even lightened up a little bit.
So I don't even know how to do Instagram and TikTok.
I'm a technophobe.
I'm a Luddite.
Twitter is about as good as it gets.
I don't use TikTok.
I'm going to try to soon because I really should.
But I do use Instagram, and I just don't like it that much.
I mean, I love Twitter because that's just my home.
I saw on Twitter Megan Kelly, the former Fox News starlet, saying everybody under 30 is anti-Jewish.
So this is just, I mean, not in like a negative way.
She was just meaning that matter-of-factly.
And so things are going in our way now.
And I think they're going to go even harder in our way in the future as the existing generations go on to receive their eternal reward and this more edgy generation, you know, comes of age.
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It makes you glad you lived this long, Ethan, to hear ads like that on a 50,000-watt AM radio station.
But it was a will to power, you know, that's for sure.
And we had to fight tooth and nail for every inch.
And we all did.
I mean, this there is no IN team.
This is we and us, our collective.
We've come of age.
I mean, we are on a cusp right now of something that I don't think.
I mean, I have always thought we were going to win.
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We are living in times right now that really defy.
And I'm an optimist, and I've always been a glass is half full type of guy.
We're in a time right now, this moment, right here as we broadcast live tonight on September the 20th, Ethan Ralph's 40th birthday.
Did you see this coming?
No.
You know, I used to sit around.
This feels like a really pivotal time in history now.
And it didn't always feel like that to me.
I guess over the last 10 years, it started to feel that way.
But I remember 10, 15 years ago, I would think, man, I wanted to lose my life, right?
Or go be somebody else in history or anything like that.
But you would think, man, what was it like to live during one of those pivotal eras, one of those pivotal epochs, whatever you want to call it, pivotal periods in time, you know, World War II or Roman times, even, you know, the fall of the Republic and all this stuff.
And it's like, man, this is kind of a little more hope.
You know, I'm here.
Go ahead.
No, I mean, no, this is an exciting time to be alive.
I mean, you know, a depressing time to be alive was, you know, the time we were born in the 80s.
I mean, you know, nothing was going on.
At least in the 60s, you had a battle, we lost, but, you know, at least there was a fight in the 80s, 90s, early 2000s were the worst.
I mean, when we first went on the air, the Bush years, Jesus.
But now, I mean, we have a dog in the fight again.
I mean, this is just, it's incredible.
I mean, it gives you hope.
I've always had hope, but no, I mean, we have a lot of reason for it.
I would agree with that.
Well, it's not always.
No, I was going to say, it hasn't always been like that with the hope.
I know what I was going to say now.
But you mentioned World War II, these memes where you have these, you know, obese, transsexual, multicolored hair people saying, you know, they were antifa.
You know, the white men from the United States and England who were fighting Germany.
Yeah.
Terrible war.
Pat Buchanan wrote about that.
I mean, we can all say that was a terrible war.
It was an unnecessary war.
Hold on a second.
Something's happening here.
Oh, my.
And all right.
Well, okay.
Well, anyway, we're still connected.
I don't know.
I was getting a prompt here on my monitor in the studio.
But nevertheless, you know, the Antifa will put out these memes.
They were antifo too.
They were also antifo.
I mean, the people who fought the Germans were probably further to the right and more fascist than even we are.
And that's hard to believe.
I'm sure they were, and they were, if you do any research.
I heard you.
It sounded like you're about to say something there at the mere thought of them saying that.
But also tech issues.
Wow, that's never happened to me alive.
I'm glad.
But yeah, I tell folks when I go on a guest on another show, they have tech issues.
I said it wouldn't be a radio show if we didn't have a tech issue.
Yeah.
People sometimes get nervous or something if that happens or think they're in trouble on my show.
And I say, amen, or I miss.
No need to get worked up.
This happens all the time.
But yeah, that stuff's laughable, honestly.
And the antifa.
What do you think about the whole antifa terrorist organization?
Well, I mean, you know, he had done this stuff before where he tweeted in all caps about Antifa being terrorists.
I think in the first administration, I think there's a little more something to it this time.
I mean, we'll have to see.
I mean, I want to see a rest.
I want to see, I mean, we had Lou Moore, Ron Paul's guy, chief of staff in Congress.
Lou Moore is a savant politically.
And I mean, you know, he ran Ron Paul's presidential campaigns, which were absolutely pivotal in bridging the gap between Buchanan and Ron Paul and Donald Trump.
And he spent years in Washington as congressional chief of staff.
He was talking about the Palmer raids and what we need.
And, you know, I don't know if Trump's going to go that hard, but I do, there is the political capital.
But what's important is for the Republicans, you can say, well, I mean, you know, again, how serious are they?
Well, they're serious about getting re-elected.
I'm going to read something, a transcript from my American Renaissance speech, my speech at the Emrin conference a couple of years ago.
But I do think, though, that this is such a winning issue that the Republicans may lean into it.
I think Trump may lean into it because it's not only the right thing to do, it is the politically expedient thing to do.
And for the first time, Ethan, maybe in my life and yours, those two things intersect.
Yeah, I agree.
And you said the key part there at the end is the politically expedient thing.
And that makes it more likely.
And people are on board.
I said this the day of the Charlie Kirk assassination.
I said, This is going to really radicalize some people on the right.
I could just tell.
And the way people were reacting almost immediately to this news.
First, it was shock, me included.
I thought somebody was pulling my leg.
And then once I found out he actually had gotten shot, I thought, why would anybody shoot Charlie Kirk?
Right.
That's my natural reaction from being where I am, you know, in the distant right corner or whatever you want to say, that sector, as I use that term on my show.
But you have to think how they think.
To them, Charlie Kirk was this evil, evildoer, so to speak, that needed to be taken out.
And so it really wasn't shocking at all.
But the mainstream GOP voter, the mainstream right-wing voter is ready to roll in a way that I have never seen.
And you don't, again, I'll say it for the third or fourth time, but you don't know when that opportunity is going to come again.
And if you let it go by the wayside, you'll be sitting there thinking about it when the Dems are in office and getting ready to send you to a camp or something.
So there is a reality that exists.
There is a path that exists where the Democrats become a regional party on the coasts.
And they are regulated to what we thought would be our fate as a perpetual non-entity on a presidential scale.
So I mentioned this.
I'll read this now.
We often cite it, but we never actually read it.
I've given three speeches.
I've been invited by Jerry Taylor to speak at American Renaissance on three different occasions.
On the most recent one, this was 2023.
This was after Trump had announced that he was going to be running again, but before he was obviously elected again.
And Ron Uns has posted the transcript of this.
I'm just going to read an excerpt of this and talking about how the tides have changed.
This is what I said.
I've got a theory on human nature that's somewhere between pragmatism and cynicism.
I believe there are very few people on either side of the political spectrum who have inflexible beliefs.
Those of us in this room are going to rise or fall with our beliefs, come what may.
Certainly, there is a group of people on the other side of the political spectrum who want to see us destroyed at all costs.
But most people in the middle are simply looking for whatever best suits themselves and their families.
They will do whatever they need to do and say to get by in life.
They'll take the path of least resistance.
They'll conform to whatever the current trends in society's fashions are.
Well, guess what?
They're going to do the exact same thing when we regain control of the levers of institutional power.
And so you're seeing it already now.
What was it?
ABC or NBC?
I don't even know what channel Kimmel was on, but they fired him.
All of the, you know, Facebook is falling back in line now.
I mean, did they have a big ideological shift?
No.
It's just what best suits them.
I prefer the people who are ideologically inflexible.
But all of society, up into and including the titans of industry, are always going to go with the side that wins.
And right now, we are winning.
And that is why I felt two years ago and why I always felt that victory was never as far away as it may have appeared.
Well, it's, you know, that's something you don't think about easily when you're losing, right?
And it just looks hopeless.
And well, they got the media.
They have, you know, Hollywood is the media, but they have the institutions.
They have the politics and political correctness and all this stuff.
But, you know, times change, things change.
And you get on a winning streak and they want to be with the winners, like you said.
And, you know, there really aren't that many people who are politically inflexible, right?
Or who are ideologues or won't just shift when times call for it, right?
I know a few and you know a few, but in terms of the general population, yeah, I mean, the general population, it's not the majority, to be sure.
No, and they're very susceptible to, well, people are saying this now.
I'll say that, right?
That's most people.
They're not necessarily why are these schools and why are these libraries and why are these hospitals firing people now that said things about Charlie Kirk that because the winning side is on the side of you've got to praise Charlie Kirk.
I mean, it is just that simple.
And so now, I mean, that's how quickly and how easily it changed.
I mean, it could blackpill you in some ways, but it could, what is the term?
White pill, red pill, I don't know, whatever pill.
White pill.
What's the positive pill?
White pill you inso much as, you know, every drug girl wanted to be with an SS officer in 40.
Go ahead.
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Abby Johnson was once director of a Planned Parenthood clinic in Bryan, Texas.
After a moral crisis, she quit and now she campaigns against what she wants endorsed.
They implement abortion quotas in all of their clinics.
What do you mean, quotas?
You have to perform a certain number of abortions every month.
One of the reasons that I left.
Are they explicit about that?
Yes.
It's in your budget, right there on the line item.
One of the reasons I left Planned Parenthood was because in a budget meeting, I was told to double that abortion quota.
And for me, as someone who had spoken to the media and had said, you know, we're about reducing the number of abortions.
We're about, you know, prevention, all these other services, I was shocked.
So you actually worked at a Planned Parenthood.
Give us some sense of the relative number of abortions.
Okay.
Abortions Planned Parenthood provides over 330,000 abortions a year.
They are the largest single abortion provider in our country.
Ethan, how much fun are we having during the commercial breaks over at the Kill Street?
That's the most fun.
And I'm not even used to it, so it gets cut off.
You just got cut off, actually, when we came back on air.
So yeah, it's a blast.
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If you want to join us, you can join us even if you've never been to the killstream before.
You're listening on one of the AM stations that carries us on the incredible Liberty News Radio Network.
You can join us here live tonight and interact with us.
We don't get that opportunity in AM radio like you get it with live streaming, Ethan.
But the one thing that we, well, one of the many things we have in common is David Duke.
And David is a dear, good friend of mine, one of my closest in the world, to be honest.
And he really had a lot of fingerprints on my development.
He gave me an opportunity to speak at his conference when he got out of prison in 2004.
That was in the spring of 2004.
It was just about six months before we first went on the air.
Made a lot of contacts there, lifelong friends.
And he was on with you very recently, except, you know, David's, you know, a little older than us.
And when you had him on, it was one of these streams like you do, Ethan, where it's, I actually tuned into that one, so I can testify to this.
You haven't told me this.
I watched it.
It was, you know, it was one of your many hours-long streams.
He would take a nap and wake up and continue to talk.
He did that.
I saw it.
Yeah, it was wild.
And then we mentioned this during the break.
We had a debate with him and another guest of mine named Adam King, who was an actual Israeli settler who was removed by Ariel Sharon when he was prime minister in Israel from the Gaza Strip, from his beachside home on the Palestinian land, actually.
Well, it's all Palestinian land.
Anyway, I won't go into that.
But that was who David Duke debated.
And I'm sure your listeners are familiar with David Duke's positions and history and position on that issue.
One of our most interviewed guests of all time.
That's for sure.
Yes, indeed.
And he is, he's a legend.
I was down with, I set up a thing with David.
I mean, he's been to Memphis so many times for events for us.
But I set up a thing with him with the Patriot Front and Thomas Rousseau back earlier this year.
And David and I were down there.
It was a big, big crowd.
He is a legend.
I mean, he is, I mean, there's a lot of people who are saying really good things now.
I mean, there are dime a dozen on Twitter now.
What a lot of people saying it in the 70s and in the 80s.
And then when he ran and won in the late 80s, early 90s, and then as he became the Republican nominee for United States Senate and the governor of Louisiana, I mean, you know, hell, I talk about being attacked, you know, being a pro-white voice in media for all those years until everybody else, you know, had the opportunity to jump on with streaming.
I mean, David Duke is a politician.
Nobody, nobody in the world has ever been as maligned as him.
And he never backed down.
He's one in a hundred billion.
And anyway, anytime his name comes up, I can't praise him enough.
But I saw his interview with you.
It's a great one.
And it was a long one.
And he stuck into the end.
And I got to call him.
He called me last week and I texted him.
I got to give him a call.
But so I don't know who wrote this, but this was another comment on Twitter.
A major cultural shift in the first term late night host.
Well, this is with regards to Jimmy Kimmel, of course.
In the first term, late night hosts were emboldened to make anti-Trump, disparaging, libelous, slanderous comments every show.
Networks didn't fear the White House or the viewer backlash.
Now they're terrified of both factors.
And Jimmy Kimmel's firing is the result.
That just, again, plays in, Ethan, to the cultural shift.
Is it real or imagined?
Is this Fool's Gold?
Is this an oasis?
Is this something that is going to stick?
Well, it depends on the follow-through.
You know, we could be sitting here a month or two from now and things are totally different if you don't keep pressing.
So that's the thing.
I mean, it looks like there's a shift going on, but it's happened before.
I remember, was it Ram Emmanuel?
I can't remember which Obama flak said this.
Well, other people talk about too, there was going to be a new permanent Democratic majority or Democrat, if you prefer.
And the Republicans could never win nationwide again, and the electoral math is never going to work out.
And then, well, how did that plan turn out?
It didn't.
And I've heard Karl Rove say something similar after, I think, 2004 that they had it figured out.
And I don't know when you have a moment, you don't need to think about necessarily.
I mean, you can think about it for a minute, right?
Oh, wow, how could it be?
And this and that.
You need to think more about how you're going to keep it going and get to that point, right?
What are the steps you need to take to get there?
And so I don't know.
I've heard a lot fallen politics for so long about this or that or the new permanence.
And I don't know.
It feels like it's headed that direction.
I mentioned in the break that, you know, if you're looking at trends, who's looking like they're going to take out JD Vance in the election, by the way, in 2028.
Especially now, I mean, because right now, who are the loudest mouths on the other side?
Jasmine Crockett?
I mean, this, you know, 85 IQ black woman, Jasmine Crockett in Congress.
And then you had BLM.
You know, this is one thing I love about our enemies is that they have no sense of awareness.
This was something Sam Dixon told me 100 years ago, and I still remember it is, you know, the Greeks had this maxim: you know, all things in moderation, nothing in excess.
Even a virtue when taken to an illogical extreme can become something that is harmful.
Well, I mean, the left hasn't even had a virtue, but they still take all of their detriments to illogical extremes.
And here you have BLM, even now, even now with the political climate being what it is, the BLM is in New York this week.
This was a clip from this week, Ethan, chanting F. Charlie Kirk, racist bastard, piss on your ashes, spit on your grave.
I'll never be a slave.
All right.
So, I mean, they still think they're being enslaved.
But this is the party of the other side.
I mean, this is the other side.
And, you know, there is no tomorrow.
One side has to be removed from the board.
The Jews, especially, have no sense of when to pump the brakes.
All they had to do in the Bush years was to just set on the ball and run out the clock, but they couldn't do it because they're so blinded.
I mean, Kevin McDonald has this new third edition, AnalopehillPublishing.com, the third edition of Kevin McDonald's book, The Culture of Critique.
It has a lot of new and expanded information.
It's not a new release with just a slightly amended preface or something or an afterword.
Every chapter has been reworked.
And he talks about this and he really gets into the psych, you know, the behavioral psychology of Jews.
But they just couldn't leave well enough alone.
They had the game won.
They pushed too far as they have always done throughout history and they have done it again.
And I'm not so sure we're not at a pivot point right now.
Well, they're doing it now, too, with the Middle East, right?
And just keep pushing and pushing.
And in America, too, you know, what was it?
I think it was Beverly Hills recently said they're going to fly the Israeli flag next to the American flag.
I mean, this type of stuff is Something that would make even a normie, like I said earlier, mad, right?
And even they, no, hold on, something's amiss here.
This shouldn't be happening.
Oh, and you mentioned, you mentioned that clip from New York.
Those guys didn't look like strong candidates for working out in the field anyway, from what I saw.
And it honestly looked ludicrous, right?
This fat black guy leading this small game.
You saw it.
Yeah, that's right.
Yeah, I saw it.
I'm thinking, what in the world?
It ain't exactly burning down blocks of Minneapolis in 2020, you know, in a fiery hellstorm.
No, my thought was, are they getting paid by our guys?
Like, what's going on here?
Because this doesn't, right?
Because that would be a great idea if somebody had paid them to do that because it doesn't make them look good.
It doesn't do anything to hype up their side.
It's only catnip for people on our side.
So that was that.
But yeah, the Jews don't know when to stop.
Many, many examples of that throughout history.
A certain Roman example there with Hadrian.
So yeah, I don't know what it is about them.
But yeah, they have the game one.
Just take a knee, right?
Like you said, sit on the ball.
That's the thing about the Jews, though.
I mean, the blacks never organized a two-car funeral.
I mean, the civil rights movement, none of that was done by them.
I mean, that was all Jewish power and influence.
But the Jew, you know, so, you know, I can understand it from the black side, but the Jews, the Jewish side is they're so blinded by their hatred of white Gentiles and especially white Christians that they have no breaks.
And, you know, God bless them.
Or what do you say down here in the South?
Bless your heart.
Because, I mean, all they had to do was just sit on it and nothing would have happened.
But they kept pushing and they kept trying to do all this stuff to Trump.
And, you know, Trump's a Nazi and a fascist and a white supremacist and all of this stuff.
And he's basically just a, you know, civic conservative.
He's a Normicon.
I mean, yeah, he's 80 years old.
So he knew America was better with the time he was born than now, even if he can't quite possibly articulate it or, you know, drive the nail on the head.
But they just, they just, they just didn't know when to stop.
And I don't know if it hasn't gone past the point of no return.
I hope it has.
We'll find out.
And hey, whether we win or lose or live or die, come hell or high water, we'll maintain our positions here on TPC and on the Kill Stream.
But we're going to find out, for sure.
I feel more hopeful than I ever have, and I've always been hopeful.
But I feel more hopeful now than I ever have.
Hey, we have one hour left.
We're going to shift the conversation to Memphis, a place near and dear to the hearts of yours.
Truly, your humble servant and Ethan Ralph, our guest tonight, celebrating his 40th birthday.