[00:00:01] You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is The Political Cesspool.
[00:00:08] The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program.
[00:00:21] And here to guide you through the murky waters of The Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
[00:00:30] Welcome one and all to tonight's live broadcast of The Political Cesspool radio program.
[00:00:36] I am your host, James Edwards, this Saturday evening, November the 9th.
[00:00:41] And wow, a lot's changed since we were last together a week ago this evening for that election preview show.
[00:00:50] The election is now over and Donald Trump has been re-elected.
[00:00:54] There is so much to unpack, sort, and discuss.
[00:00:58] It's hard to know even where to begin.
[00:01:00] But rest assured that we will get to all of it here on TPC over the next few weeks.
[00:01:07] It's impossible to do it all tonight, but we will between now and the Christmas season.
[00:01:15] Certainly before the new administration takes hold, we will cover a lot of different aspects from this fallout.
[00:01:24] Tonight is our first post-election show, and it's going to be a barn burner of a remote broadcast live this evening from a private organizational meeting.
[00:01:35] I am in a quaint, charming little Norman Rockwell-esque town in the rural south, along with Dr. Michael Hill and others who will be helping me process and interpret the election results while refocusing now,
[00:01:51] in the wake of Tuesday's affairs, to refocus on the necessary work of continuing to build our own media organizations and institutions.
[00:02:02] And that is going to be important and would have been important and still is important regardless of how Tuesday turned out.
[00:02:11] So that's what we will be doing tonight.
[00:02:14] I will tell you also to be covered this evening after 30 years, a 30-year run, the League of the South has closed and a new, somewhat overlapping, but otherwise unrelated organization has been born today.
[00:02:34] And I had the opportunity to sit in on this organizational meeting and had a wonderful time with great comrades.
[00:02:40] And we'll talk a little bit more about this development a little later on in the program tonight.
[00:02:45] But first, I will share with you my reaction to Donald Trump's victory and attempt to highlight the most interesting takeaways that I could find.
[00:02:56] And I want you to know, I mean, certainly, like I think probably a lot of the people who are commentators on our side,
[00:03:03] I was up to 3 or 4 a.m. in the morning on Tuesday night and all day Wednesday, just sort of collecting my thoughts and putting them down.
[00:03:11] And I was, as they would come to me, I would jot it down if it was something that I thought would be worthy of transmission on these airwaves.
[00:03:20] And so all of this was done, though, before I read other people's takes.
[00:03:24] And I think, you know, certainly it is important to confer and to get a collection of opinions as we work for the greater good of our cause and to move our people forward.
[00:03:38] We need that consensus.
[00:03:40] But I think on a show like this tonight, I wanted it to be just my unfiltered thoughts on the election that didn't have received any sway from others.
[00:03:52] So where to begin?
[00:03:54] Where to begin?
[00:03:55] I don't know quite what to say because I don't remember what I've already said on this show in the last couple of weeks.
[00:04:02] I was booked as a guest on about a half a dozen shows in the final 72 hours before the election.
[00:04:10] And that included almost eight straight hours of broadcasting on election night itself.
[00:04:15] I bounced from one show to the other on with Ethan Ralph on the Kill Stream, then Henrik and Lana and Kevin McDonald and others on Raw.
[00:04:25] And we had the Red Eyes.
[00:04:25] And we had the Liberty News radio network, our home network here.
[00:04:29] It had marathon coverage anchored by Sam Bushman that I was on intermittently throughout the night.
[00:04:35] I was on countercurrents a couple of days before that with Greg Johnson.
[00:04:38] And then, of course, TPC itself these last couple of weeks.
[00:04:41] So if I'm repeating something that I've already said here on this program or on the election preview show last week, please forgive me.
[00:04:48] But I do want to begin by saying something quite frank, and that is that I was right.
[00:04:55] I was right about what was going to happen on Tuesday.
[00:04:59] As a political commentator, as someone who does this on a professional level, you certainly want to be able to articulate a point of view that is unique and compelling.
[00:05:09] So you tune in to this program to hear a point of view.
[00:05:12] And on TPC, we still are very unique in terms of even all of the content creators that have cropped up in the last 10 years in so much as we are pro-white, which others are, but also pro-Christian and pro-Southern.
[00:05:25] And that makes us unique even in our own universe of pro-white media.
[00:05:34] So you want to be able to articulate that point of view from that tripod of positions.
[00:05:44] But it's also, and that's what people tune into here, but it's also important to know what you're talking about.
[00:05:50] And so to be able to see things clearly and call things correctly.
[00:05:55] And I was texting with Greg Johnson a couple of days ago, and I said, you know what, Greg?
[00:05:59] Both he and Kevin McDonald and I, we called it.
[00:06:03] And if you go back and watch the CounterCurrents, or I think it was an audio broadcast that particular program was, we called that Trump was going to win.
[00:06:12] And that's exactly what happened.
[00:06:14] And it was amazing to see so many radically different opinions in the mainstream media from James Carville, who God knows gets paid a lot more money than any of us do, to get it so wrong, saying that Kamala Harris was going to rout Donald Trump.
[00:06:30] And then the Ann Seltzer poll out of Iowa saying that Kamala Harris was leading by three points in Iowa when she actually lost it by 13 points.
[00:06:39] And on Election Day itself, there was really no consensus.
[00:06:43] It seemed like everybody I was watching on Election Day leading up to the votes tallies being announced,
[00:06:50] essentially everyone on the network coverage who wanted Kamala Harris to win seemed to be projecting her victory.
[00:06:57] And obviously I wasn't the only one to predict Trump's victory.
[00:07:01] He was leading in the polls, after all.
[00:07:03] But I was one who had confidently been predicting it for weeks.
[00:07:07] And I think if you go back, Jason Kessler was on three or four episodes ago.
[00:07:11] I know he was on the election preview show last night, but I think he was on three weeks ago as well.
[00:07:15] And I just said, Jason, Trump is going to rout this thing.
[00:07:18] He's going to win.
[00:07:19] And it looks like all the swing states are going to go for him, all of them.
[00:07:22] And he did sweep those.
[00:07:23] So common sense isn't something to be taken for granted.
[00:07:26] I mean, it is a gift.
[00:07:27] And if you go back to March of 2016 at Amron, I said that Trump would rout Hillary, period, full stop.
[00:07:32] Nobody thought that then.
[00:07:34] But what made me so sure, what made me so sure was he took the message of immigration and foreign policy
[00:07:41] that I knew was popular with the base and paired it with his universal name recognition,
[00:07:45] that larger-than-life persona, and, of course, billions of dollars.
[00:07:49] Now, that makes for a winning recipe.
[00:07:52] But what about this time?
[00:07:53] More than anything, certainly it was the economy.
[00:07:57] That never got as much play in the controlled press this year as it should have been from honest political observers
[00:08:03] because all of them are, of course, partisans.
[00:08:05] But it was so obvious to me.
[00:08:06] They kept on and on and on about abortion.
[00:08:08] They kept saying that women were in such a frenzy to have these abortions that it was going to sink Trump.
[00:08:14] And I said no.
[00:08:16] No, people care more about being able to buy food than having easy access to kill their babies.
[00:08:22] And, you know, of course, abortion is still legal in this country.
[00:08:25] I think deep down the media wanted to pretend that it wasn't.
[00:08:28] But did they think that a lot of people didn't realize that this issue was simply kicked back to the states
[00:08:33] and not outlawed, universally speaking?
[00:08:36] But I wasn't only right about calling the Trump victory.
[00:08:40] A lot of people thought that he could or even would win.
[00:08:43] But I was right about two other key things.
[00:08:45] And that was that Trump would regain most of that 3 to 5 percent of white voters who voted for him in 16 and not in 20.
[00:08:55] And I think that they did, by and large, come home.
[00:08:57] I think we had about 80-plus percent of pro-white advocates voted for Trump, maybe 90-plus.
[00:09:03] And if you extrapolate that out, you're going to get some of those working-class whites that bailed on him in 20 and for good reason,
[00:09:09] or at least for understandable reason.
[00:09:11] And I also said that white women would be a net positive for him.
[00:09:14] And those were two big hits that I had in the media, that most in the media, rather,
[00:09:19] and even some in our own ranks didn't agree with me on.
[00:09:22] But anyway, if you're in this business, it feels good to be able to get things right,
[00:09:25] and that's something that this radio program has had a pretty good track record with.
[00:09:29] Now, let's go to those exit polls and discuss whites elected Donald Trump.
[00:09:38] All right, whites elected Donald Trump.
[00:09:40] There's no doubt about that.
[00:09:41] If you look at it, I believe it was, and I've got to pull this up.
[00:09:45] I've got terrible, terrible cell service up here.
[00:09:49] And so I hope I can pull this up.
[00:09:50] I can't even charge my phone right now because I've got water in it.
[00:09:53] It's been raining all day.
[00:09:54] But let's see if we can find these exit polls.
[00:09:57] So Trump got 59%, I believe, of the white male vote across the country
[00:10:05] and 52% of white female vote.
[00:10:09] Now, the conservative media is crowing about the fact that they picked up with Latinos
[00:10:19] and marginally with blacks.
[00:10:21] He got 20% of the black male vote, only 7% of the black female vote.
[00:10:26] They went 92% for Kamala.
[00:10:28] 7% of black females voted for Trump, probably the ones who got it wrong,
[00:10:32] voted for him by accident.
[00:10:33] But he did pick up on with black men.
[00:10:35] We'll talk about that in a second.
[00:10:37] We've got to take our first break of the night.
[00:10:40] But here's what's happening tonight.
[00:10:41] I'm going to take a little bit of time to myself to sort of unpack the election results
[00:10:46] and the key takeaways.
[00:10:48] We haven't really gotten to that yet, but we're about to.
[00:10:50] And then we're going to bring on Dr. Michael Hill and others who are at this organizing meeting
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[00:12:01] Why don't we say to the government writ large that they have to spend a little bit less?
[00:12:07] Anybody ever had less money this year than you had last?
[00:12:10] Anybody ever having a 1% pay cut?
[00:12:13] You deal with it.
[00:12:14] That's what government needs, a 1% pay cut.
[00:12:16] If you take a 1% pay cut across the board,
[00:12:19] you have more than enough money to actually pay for the disaster relief.
[00:12:23] But nobody's going to do that because they're fiscally irresponsible.
[00:12:27] Who are they?
[00:12:28] Republicans.
[00:12:29] Who are they?
[00:12:30] Democrats.
[00:12:31] Who are they?
[00:12:31] Virtually the whole body is careless and reckless with your money.
[00:12:37] So the money will not be offset by cuts anywhere.
[00:12:40] The money will be added to the debt, and there will be a day of reckoning.
[00:12:44] What's the day of reckoning?
[00:12:45] The day of reckoning may well be the collapse of the stock market.
[00:12:48] The day of reckoning may be the collapse of the dollar.
[00:12:51] When it comes, I can't tell you exactly,
[00:12:54] but I can tell you it has happened repeatedly in history
[00:12:58] when countries ruin their currency.
[00:13:11] Unpacking the election results this first hour
[00:13:14] before we talk a little bit more about the meeting that I have attended today.
[00:13:20] But make no mistake about it, and let's say this very clearly,
[00:13:24] whites elected Donald Trump.
[00:13:27] That is it.
[00:13:28] Whites elected Donald Trump.
[00:13:30] However, he did pick up with Hispanics in general,
[00:13:35] but Hispanic men in particular,
[00:13:37] and he did pick up a little bit of the black male vote.
[00:13:40] Now, black males still voted 80 to 20 against him,
[00:13:43] but in places like Detroit where it went up to nearly 20%,
[00:13:46] I mean, the Democrats didn't see that coming.
[00:13:49] And Jose Nino, our friend who was on with us last week for the election preview,
[00:13:54] he has been taking a victory lap this week because he called it right.
[00:13:58] He said the Puerto Rican thing is going to land very flat.
[00:14:03] It's not going to bother him,
[00:14:05] and he's going to do even better this year than before with Hispanics.
[00:14:10] And Jose, we've been talking all week,
[00:14:12] Jose pointed out the vote totals in Osceola County, Florida.
[00:14:16] That's there in central Florida.
[00:14:18] In 2020, it was plus 14 for Biden.
[00:14:23] This year, it was plus one for Trump.
[00:14:26] And there's a heavy Puerto Rican population there.
[00:14:29] So that's interesting.
[00:14:30] Jose said that's just it's not going to work that way.
[00:14:33] And I think, you know, for all of the media lavishing this narrative that Trump is a fascist,
[00:14:41] Trump's a dictator, Trump's an authoritarian.
[00:14:44] I don't know if that doesn't play well with Hispanics.
[00:14:46] I mean, this is the kind of stuff that they are used to in the third world.
[00:14:50] Maybe they feel more comfortable with somebody like that, a strong man being in charge.
[00:14:54] And as far as the black males, I mean, I get it to an extent that how they could relate to Trump,
[00:15:00] especially now that he's a convicted felon.
[00:15:02] Trump's got bling.
[00:15:03] He's got side dimes.
[00:15:04] He's got 34 felonies on his rap sheet.
[00:15:06] They like that.
[00:15:07] They can relate to that.
[00:15:08] So thanks for the assist, guys.
[00:15:11] But I was talking with Lou Moore, Ron Paul's campaign manager.
[00:15:16] Of course, Lou and I were actually on two shows together.
[00:15:20] We were on two election preview shows, but at different times.
[00:15:25] And not only did he call exactly what would happen.
[00:15:28] Now, nobody expected Trump to win the popular vote, I don't think.
[00:15:31] Not that I talked to.
[00:15:32] But Lou was very confident that Trump was going to win this in a bigger way than most were thinking.
[00:15:38] And he dissected it with surgical-like precision exactly how and why and how it would shake out.
[00:15:45] And it did.
[00:15:47] I actually did talk.
[00:15:48] It wasn't a universal consensus, though.
[00:15:50] I talked with Pat Buchanan's former communications director earlier in the day on Election Day as well,
[00:15:57] and he thought that Kamala was still going to win it.
[00:16:00] And that's understandable.
[00:16:01] I was talking with Steve Stockman and Steve King.
[00:16:04] Steve Stockman has a really good idea about what the Republicans should be doing between now and January
[00:16:10] when Trump is inaugurated, if he can survive that long.
[00:16:13] But it's good to have access to professionals like this, to members of Congress.
[00:16:17] Another thing that sets TPC apart from others in our ranks.
[00:16:21] Lou Moore texted me, it's a beautiful day, but we have to get back to work because we have a hell of a lot of work to do.
[00:16:26] But this buys us time to do it.
[00:16:28] And that's another thing we're going to be talking about with Dr. Hill later today, or tonight, rather.
[00:16:34] But we are going to get what comes next and what we can expect from Trump realistically now that he's won in just a little bit.
[00:16:44] But really, that's what the vast majority of the show will be about after I conclude these thoughts.
[00:16:49] But let's stick with the election for another minute or two.
[00:16:53] The Democratic elites especially were incapable of seeing this country outside of their coastal bubbles,
[00:17:01] where they basically just talked to one another.
[00:17:04] There's still a lot of normies, a lot of normie conservatives out there who don't want a sassy DEI girl boss affirmative action candidate to be president,
[00:17:18] especially considering that she never got a single vote.
[00:17:22] I think people saw the rank injustice in that.
[00:17:26] There are enough folks left in this country who don't want a shrill, cackling woman of color who became the nominee
[00:17:31] only because of a transparently corrupt political coup to be their head of state.
[00:17:37] Trump came across as a martyr after the frivolous impeachments, then all of the lawfare, the arrest,
[00:17:43] the bogus convictions, seeing him on TV in court all summer, and the show trials,
[00:17:48] the manufactured installation of Kamala Harris, as I mentioned, and then there were the assassination attempts.
[00:17:54] That, if it wasn't the deep state to begin with, we certainly were driven in part by the media's coverage of Trump
[00:18:07] and presenting him as this violent white supremacist for 10 years.
[00:18:11] All of that has fallen on deaf ears.
[00:18:14] Now let's talk about that.
[00:18:15] What we saw on Tuesday night was a complete and overwhelming repudiation of the establishment media.
[00:18:24] 100% of them, outside of a few on Fox News, portrayed Trump in what they thought was the most horrible way that they could,
[00:18:33] and it only helped him.
[00:18:34] Think about that.
[00:18:36] The controlled media, which of course sees itself as the enforcers of political correctness,
[00:18:40] the single organism with a thousand heads that all speak with the same voice, was eviscerated.
[00:18:48] The new media has now taken center stage.
[00:18:51] They are truly irrelevant now with half the country, and it has been going that way for a while, but you see it now.
[00:18:59] Programs like this and our constellation of adjacent media, live streamers, podcasters like Joe Rogan certainly,
[00:19:06] have more pull now with the American people than the so-called legacy media, and that's absolutely incredible,
[00:19:11] and it's not up for debate anymore.
[00:19:13] This is the year that it flipped for certain.
[00:19:16] And as I said, I stayed up until 4 a.m. watching the media reaction, then all day on Wednesday,
[00:19:23] and I went to the worst of the worst, Jimmy Kimmel, The View, Rachel Maddow, celebrities who had endorsed Trump,
[00:19:31] to see their reactions, to feed off of their despair.
[00:19:35] I tried to find everyone on MSNBC and CNN that I could, and it felt good.
[00:19:40] It was very much like a drug.
[00:19:42] I'll admit that.
[00:19:43] I was overdosing on it, frankly.
[00:19:45] I literally felt a sense of euphoria watching their despair and their discontent,
[00:19:51] watching the Kamala Harris voters cry as the realization set in at what was supposed to be her victory party.
[00:19:59] That brought me pure joy, and it's okay to feel good about this.
[00:20:01] It's okay for our people to feel good.
[00:20:04] I think too many of our people always want to find something to be upset about,
[00:20:07] or a win can't ever be a win, even if it's a marginal victory,
[00:20:11] that there's always something up that should make us feel bad.
[00:20:16] My sense of satisfaction didn't come because Trump won.
[00:20:19] It became because they didn't win.
[00:20:22] And more on that in a bit, but ask yourselves, given the options,
[00:20:26] would you have rather seen people like Taylor Swift and LeBron James and Jake Tapper
[00:20:30] and all of these overeducated idiots on social media with smug looks on their faces,
[00:20:35] crowing about how they stopped fascism?
[00:20:38] Did you want these people to be able to gloat and self-congratulate one another,
[00:20:41] or would you have preferred the result we got?
[00:20:43] That's an easy choice for me.
[00:20:46] But again, Trump sweeping all of the swing states and winning the popular vote,
[00:20:50] what does that tell you?
[00:20:51] Certainly even I, who was very confident that he would win,
[00:20:53] I didn't quite see that.
[00:20:55] But he got back to the kind of populist campaign rhetoric,
[00:20:58] and I understand there's a difference between what you say and what you do
[00:21:01] and what you're able to get done,
[00:21:03] but it made him like catnip to the masses in 2016.
[00:21:07] The McDonald's stunt, the garbage truck,
[00:21:09] telling Liz Cheney she should face a firing squad,
[00:21:12] while Kamala Harris kept calling him Hitler,
[00:21:15] was so reminiscent of how he closed the race against Hillary
[00:21:17] that the results that were delivered were almost identical.
[00:21:21] Now Trump is now in the White House, or he soon will be.
[00:21:26] The Republicans will have control of the House, the Senate, and the Supreme Court.
[00:21:29] And there may be two more vacancies over the next four years.
[00:21:31] The two oldest and most likely to retire are the so-called conservatives one.
[00:21:35] You've got total control of the government.
[00:21:36] What will he do with it?
[00:21:38] Well, I think we know.
[00:21:39] He will disappoint in many ways,
[00:21:41] and he will probably disappoint to a great degree.
[00:21:45] But I must remind you, friends, that Franco wasn't on the ballot.
[00:21:49] It was Trump or Kamala.
[00:21:51] And here's what I know for sure.
[00:21:53] I would rather Elon Musk and Tulsi Gabbard,
[00:21:56] and yes, even Vivek Ramaswamy,
[00:21:59] to be in an administration than people like Merrick Garland and Anthony Blinken.
[00:22:03] There I said it.
[00:22:04] I want RFK to be in there somewhere,
[00:22:07] although they are already kind of walking back the idea
[00:22:09] that he'll be the head of the FDA and take out the fluoride.
[00:22:11] But I think they said they'll give him access to vaccine information,
[00:22:15] whatever that means.
[00:22:15] But you can bet your bottom dollar that Trump will make some wretched appointments.
[00:22:20] I've actually seen some of the people that he's nominating,
[00:22:22] but I'll tell you this.
[00:22:24] They're not 100 percent Jews.
[00:22:26] There's some Jews in there.
[00:22:27] They're overrepresented,
[00:22:28] but it's not 100 percent like in the Biden administration.
[00:22:32] So in some cases,
[00:22:33] we're going to get better than what Kamala Harris's handlers would have given us.
[00:22:37] No doubt about it.
[00:22:38] Tulsi Gabbard.
[00:22:38] You know, I ran into Tulsi Gabbard last year.
[00:22:40] I pulled her aside.
[00:22:41] I said, Tulsi.
[00:22:42] She said, yes, James.
[00:22:44] I said, I want to thank you for what you said about anti-white policies
[00:22:48] and the discrimination against white males.
[00:22:50] She said that's a very important thing to me,
[00:22:51] and I'm going to continue to talk about it.
[00:22:53] Now, politicians will agree with just about anything you say when they're one-on-one,
[00:22:56] but maybe she will.
[00:22:56] Maybe some of these people will at least listen to our ideas.
[00:22:59] This is power politics.
[00:23:00] We don't have the organizational strength or the financial resources
[00:23:03] to have the leverage that our enemies have.
[00:23:06] But I think we will get to what we can.
[00:23:10] We can take what we get.
[00:23:11] But so let's look at Trump's win objectively.
[00:23:14] We will get more from him than the other side.
[00:23:17] We will get disappointments, but we would have only gotten that with Kamala Harris.
[00:23:21] Look at the Jewish issue.
[00:23:22] The Jewish issue.
[00:23:23] This is a very legitimate concern that our friends who could not support Trump have.
[00:23:27] I am on your side.
[00:23:28] I understand.
[00:23:30] Trump is horrible on this issue, but so is the establishment of the Democratic Party.
[00:23:35] So I look at that with the understanding that both of them are equally bad on Israel,
[00:23:39] but that Kamala Harris would have been much worse on everything else.
[00:23:42] So that's why I had to disagree with some of our brothers here tactically who encourage people to vote for folks other than Trump or set it out.
[00:23:49] My own thinking about Trump has swayed back and forth over the years, has been well documented on this program.
[00:23:55] We can't be rigid, though.
[00:23:56] We have the right to change our minds based upon the things that are taking place at the time.
[00:24:02] And at this time, this last month or two before the election, I warmed back to Trump for a variety of different reasons that we will get into in just a second.
[00:24:09] As Greg Johnson said, we can't always keep our Jew-colored glasses on.
[00:24:14] And this is somebody.
[00:24:14] Look, Kevin MacDonald wrote the book on Jewish evolutionary behavioral psychology, and he endorsed Trump.
[00:24:20] Why I voted for Trump and the Trump victory is huge.
[00:24:24] You can go read those at The Occidental Observer.
[00:24:28] And if you need to reconcile why either supporting Trump against Kamala or at least being glad that Kamala didn't win is okay,
[00:24:35] even with our understanding of the Jewish question, Kevin MacDonald lays that out.
[00:24:39] What is best for our people, though?
[00:24:41] What is best for our people?
[00:24:44] I'll get to that next, and then we're going to go to an old friend who I've been all around Dixie with this year.
[00:24:49] Stay tuned.
[00:24:53] Newswire.
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[00:27:01] In New Orleans, the former Six Flags theme park,
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[00:27:36] In New Mexico, state police have destroyed tens of thousands of pounds of marijuana plants
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[00:28:00] God tells us in Hebrews 10.25 that we should gather together to worship him.
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[00:30:14] Just a little more food for thought here before we take it to our first guest of the evening.
[00:30:19] In just a couple of minutes, I am basically just sharing my instant reaction,
[00:30:24] my hot takes on Trump's victory,
[00:30:26] and trying to highlight what I think are the most interesting takeaways.
[00:30:29] Now, I've said this many times.
[00:30:31] I've said this many times over the years.
[00:30:33] I decide my position on any issue based upon the answer to a single question.
[00:30:37] You know that question.
[00:30:39] What is best for our people?
[00:30:40] What is best for white people?
[00:30:42] What is best for Southern Christians?
[00:30:44] So on and so forth.
[00:30:45] And I applied that question to this election.
[00:30:49] And my answer was Donald Trump.
[00:30:51] Now, if I knew for certain that voting for Kamala Harris would spark some sort of accelerationist event that would hasten our pivot,
[00:30:58] then I would have voted for her and encouraged you to do that too.
[00:31:02] But I didn't know that.
[00:31:03] And the odds were against it.
[00:31:05] So I went with what I thought was the most likely scenario,
[00:31:10] and that was that we with Trump will have at least something that is not the most far-left radical anti-white administration in history,
[00:31:23] who if Kamala Harris and Tim Walz had gotten in there,
[00:31:28] they could have very likely and would have very likely with Trump out of the way turned their attention to us
[00:31:32] and turned the power of the federal leviathan against us
[00:31:36] and started to work on outlawing the First Amendment to criminalize our movement.
[00:31:40] I realize that some of that is moot now, that the GOP has taken full control of Congress,
[00:31:46] so she wouldn't have been able to do some of that with the Republican House and the Republican Senate.
[00:31:50] But that was my thinking on election night.
[00:31:51] And for good reason.
[00:31:53] You had this creepy weirdo running mate, Tim Walz, who wanted to put tampons in boys' bathrooms and all of this,
[00:31:59] already saying that on the campaign trail that so-called hate speech and so-called misinformation should be criminalized.
[00:32:05] They shouldn't be given First Amendment protections.
[00:32:07] And again, without Trump in the way, they could have refocused their power against us,
[00:32:11] which they probably would have done these past four years if they hadn't have been so preoccupied
[00:32:15] with either putting Trump in prison or killing him.
[00:32:19] My late co-host, the great Bill Rowland, said people can justify anything.
[00:32:24] And if you need a reason not to vote for Trump or not to be enthused tonight, then there's plenty of material out there.
[00:32:30] I get it.
[00:32:31] But I think most of our side landed with me on this argument.
[00:32:34] Certainly not all.
[00:32:35] But I am in touch with just about every figure who has any type of following on our side.
[00:32:39] And I think 80, 90 percent came back to Trump this time for one reason or another,
[00:32:44] whether it was to stick it to the media or to stop Kamala or because they think that he actually will do some good.
[00:32:50] But as far as accelerationism is concerned, I think Trump may be the accelerationist candidate.
[00:32:56] We were talking about that last night.
[00:32:58] Trump himself is not the answer.
[00:33:00] Now, hear me clear, folks.
[00:33:01] I have no illusions.
[00:33:02] I'm not seeing this with a sense of confusion.
[00:33:06] Voting is not the answer.
[00:33:08] We can't fix this country by voting.
[00:33:10] Why?
[00:33:11] Well, for starters, we're not even one country anymore.
[00:33:13] We're at the very least two countries at each other's throats fighting for control.
[00:33:17] This country, the founding fathers, I mean, you can criticize them if you so choose.
[00:33:22] We talk about this every Fourth of July.
[00:33:24] They were a little drunk on the Enlightenment, to be sure.
[00:33:28] But I generally can relate to their efforts.
[00:33:30] They never intended for this country to be a multiracial, multicultural hellscape.
[00:33:35] But you had to be a free white male to vote, for instance, read the first Immigration Act.
[00:33:39] This Tower of Babel that we live in now didn't even begin to take shape, really, until the 1960s.
[00:33:46] But, alas, it is what it is.
[00:33:48] We cannot live with these people.
[00:33:49] And by that I mean many, many, many white people as well who have betrayed their patrimony,
[00:33:54] who actively work against our interests.
[00:33:56] The only future that we have on this continent is through separation.
[00:33:59] This four-year reprieve doesn't change that fact.
[00:34:03] And I pray that such a separation in the future can be peaceful.
[00:34:06] But we cannot live with these anti-white, satanic, woke half of the country.
[00:34:11] And I don't want to.
[00:34:13] Now, how does a colorblind, civic nationalist like Trump potentially help us here?
[00:34:17] Well, he is the only choice if you want continued chaos and upheaval.
[00:34:21] And I think we need to increase the political stress level.
[00:34:24] We see Trump for what he is.
[00:34:26] We have no illusions.
[00:34:27] But they do.
[00:34:27] And they really do believe he's Hitler.
[00:34:30] And if past is prologue, we can count over the course of the next four years,
[00:34:33] they will continue to overreact accordingly,
[00:34:36] which will further increase the divide that we need for an eventual separation.
[00:34:40] Trump will disappoint.
[00:34:41] I expect that.
[00:34:42] But I hope that he can continue to tempt our enemies to overreact and make mistakes.
[00:34:46] He has proven himself to be uniquely capable of causing that.
[00:34:49] And that's a big reason why I voted for him for the third time.
[00:34:52] But it wasn't just that.
[00:34:53] It wasn't just that.
[00:34:55] Well, I don't believe it necessarily will happen.
[00:34:57] What if?
[00:34:59] What if Trump does enact some sort of deportation scheme?
[00:35:02] Does that not help us?
[00:35:03] Sure, it does.
[00:35:04] Even if the odds are slim, the odds of her doing it were zero.
[00:35:08] And if Trump stops a few illegal aliens from coming over to self-deport,
[00:35:12] that's one more than she will.
[00:35:13] So in the meantime, he is injecting this kind of rhetoric into the public consciousness
[00:35:21] that could not have ever been dreamed of prior to the Trump era.
[00:35:25] Trump is referring to illegal aliens as vermin with bad genes who pollute our blood.
[00:35:31] He is saying that.
[00:35:32] And the more radical he got over the last few weeks of the campaign with rhetoric like that,
[00:35:37] I don't think any of us could have said it any more bluntly than that.
[00:35:40] He said it and he got elected in a sweeping fashion.
[00:35:45] He played Dixie at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan last week.
[00:35:49] He referred to his beautiful white skin.
[00:35:51] If nothing else, him putting that kind of thought into people's minds is an assist.
[00:36:01] It just is.
[00:36:03] And I think if he had lost the controlled media and the Democratic establishment
[00:36:09] and their acolytes in the controlled media could have said,
[00:36:12] well, nationalism was on the ballot and the American people rejected it.
[00:36:15] You can't say that now.
[00:36:16] What you could argue, Mark Tommy, is that the more they called him a fascist,
[00:36:22] what are we seeing here?
[00:36:24] It's either one of two things.
[00:36:25] It's either the most likely, that people just didn't believe it,
[00:36:29] or perhaps that's what they really want deep down inside.
[00:36:33] I don't know, but that's up for debate.
[00:36:35] I am sitting now and joined by a friend of mine who I have been all over Dixie with this year.
[00:36:42] Mark Tommy has been on with us for live remote broadcast in South Carolina, Alabama,
[00:36:47] and now in central Tennessee, and I'll shake his hand.
[00:36:50] Mark Tommy, great commentator and a hero of the Southern people.
[00:36:55] Mark, how are you?
[00:36:56] I'm doing fine, James, and you flatter me with all those fine accolades,
[00:37:00] and it's always a pleasure to be on the show with you.
[00:37:04] And so if I may, I'd just like to say I know that I have a good friend in El Dorado, Arkansas,
[00:37:12] who listens to your show regularly.
[00:37:14] So, Chris, if you're listening, howdy from Tennessee.
[00:37:17] Well, God bless you, Chris, and thanks for tuning in.
[00:37:19] And thanks for being back with us, Mark.
[00:37:22] We have just a couple of minutes before the break,
[00:37:24] and then I certainly want to keep you for the rest of the hour.
[00:37:26] I apologize for being a little bit longer there.
[00:37:28] It took me a little longer to get through some of that than I anticipated,
[00:37:31] but we were down at the speakeasy last night.
[00:37:34] This little town actually has an old-fashioned speakeasy.
[00:37:37] And, well, what are your takeaways?
[00:37:38] What are we looking at?
[00:37:40] I mean, I know that you have your misgivings about Trump, as a lot of us do,
[00:37:43] but what are we looking at here five days post-election?
[00:37:46] What does it mean for our people across the country, but particularly Southerners?
[00:37:51] Well, from the Southern nationalist perspective, it's a cautionary tale, for lack of a better way to put it.
[00:38:00] You know, we certainly don't think that the answer lies within the U.S. empire,
[00:38:06] or else we wouldn't be Southern nationalists and we wouldn't have been doing what we have for the last 30 years.
[00:38:13] So, at best, it's a holding action, staving off what we think is going to be the inevitable implosion of the U.S. empire in some way.
[00:38:23] So, listening to the comments that you were making right before you brought me on,
[00:38:28] you know, I think there's some plausible stuff in there as far as him being the accelerationist candidate,
[00:38:36] you know, because expectations are very high.
[00:38:39] And when we were talking last night, you know, I made the comment that the Trump supporters seem to be on a very euphoric high right now,
[00:38:48] and I think they've stretched credibility just a little bit by calling his victory a landslide, a landslide.
[00:38:55] You know, he only got 20 more electoral votes than he had to have to get in.
[00:38:59] You know, he only got 52% of the popular vote.
[00:39:04] So, the expectations are going to be really high with people because of all the stuff that he's promised.
[00:39:09] And when it gets to the point where he's not able to deliver on it like he wasn't able to deliver on it in his first term,
[00:39:17] there's going to be a lot of buyer's remorse set in.
[00:39:20] And when that point comes, it's going to be good for our movement of separating the South from this evil empire.
[00:39:28] Certainly, and we could have anticipated this.
[00:39:30] This isn't a surprise.
[00:39:31] You're going to have a lot of conservatives, a lot of Republicans, breathe a sigh of relief and think that everything is fixed now.
[00:39:39] I mean, but that's what they always do.
[00:39:41] That's not something that we couldn't have foreseen.
[00:39:43] But I do think, ultimately, and this is what I said to all the people who just thought, well, it would be better to go ahead and get Kamala in there
[00:39:50] and let all this play itself out to the last full measure.
[00:39:56] That eventuality can come four years from now.
[00:39:59] We will still get to that.
[00:40:00] But why not stay on this ride a little bit longer with a man who has been, I think, very uniquely able to bait,
[00:40:09] whether he's intentional or inadvertently, get our enemies to overreact.
[00:40:15] And, I mean, you're seeing, I think, psychiatrists in Manhattan are booked up until, you know, like, next summer.
[00:40:21] And a lot of these people are absolutely despondent.
[00:40:25] And when they collect themselves, they're going to come back with a fury and a vengeance that is just going to, I think, help us eventually.
[00:40:31] Trump being elected doesn't mean that we don't still need separation.
[00:40:35] I think it's only going to become more likely that it could potentially happen as a result of his election.
[00:40:42] So we'll continue to flesh out those thoughts with Mark Tommy.
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[00:43:12] Well, Mark, we always introduce you, but you have a new title now, and we'll let you tell us what it is and why it is.
[00:43:20] Mark, tell me.
[00:43:21] Well, it's the same title, but it's a title that I hold under a completely new organization.
[00:43:28] I'm now the executive officer of the Southern Nationalist League instead of the League of the South.
[00:43:34] We had a 30-year run as the League pushing the idea of Southern independence, Southern nationalism,
[00:43:42] but the result of the lawfare that was waged against us because of the events of Charlottesville, Virginia back in 2017
[00:43:53] just put us in a position where we had no other choice than to close the book on the League
[00:43:58] and to rise like a phoenix from the ashes, if you will, under a new name, a new banner.
[00:44:06] New official entity in terms of, you know, the public filings with the state of Alabama.
[00:44:11] Right.
[00:44:12] Dr. Hill incorporated the Southern Nationalist League with the state of Alabama,
[00:44:16] and we have all of that, all the legalities are taken care of.
[00:44:20] And so, you know, the name is different, but the mission remains the same, Southern independence.
[00:44:27] And that is what we're going to be talking about in greater depth as this program goes on.
[00:44:33] And it was just really a treat today, Mark, to have been invited to sit in here as, I guess, you know,
[00:44:39] technically as a participant, but as an observer, just to be in this room with the men
[00:44:45] who are going to be the founding backbone of this new organization and to talk about what this organization
[00:44:54] is going to be attempting to do.
[00:44:56] That was in some ways a little bit different than the League, but I really liked how we,
[00:45:00] how that meeting closed today when we were having this discussion about how, look, yes,
[00:45:05] the League was in operation for 30 years.
[00:45:10] There is, of course, the last seven years now, things that kind of stalled because it
[00:45:16] was just constantly wrapped up in lawfare and fighting these lawsuits.
[00:45:21] And, but you could have said, well, hey, you know, well, in 1994, why didn't we have all
[00:45:26] of these great advancements between 1994 and 2017 or 18 or when the lawfare started?
[00:45:32] And we talked about that.
[00:45:33] And the thing that I brought up was in 1994, this was really a different country.
[00:45:40] No matter how good your message is, no matter how right it is, no matter how capable your leadership
[00:45:46] is, no idea, no movement is going to take off until timing and circumstance intersect and
[00:45:53] the message is met there at that cross point.
[00:45:57] And I think now, I mean, we, and we talked about the examples of why secession has become more popular
[00:46:04] and even more viable.
[00:46:05] I mean, you had the state legislature in New Hampshire actually vote on it.
[00:46:08] It didn't pass, but you had double digit number of state, state representatives vote for New Hampshire
[00:46:14] to secede from the union.
[00:46:16] And then you have, of course, what's going on out there in Idaho and in Texas.
[00:46:19] They, a representative have tried to get it on the ballot.
[00:46:22] Now, a lot of that's going to sort of, you know, slip, simmer on the back burner for just a bit.
[00:46:29] For the next four years.
[00:46:31] But I think the next four years gives us better chance to organize a little bit of breathing space.
[00:46:38] I can't say with certainty that Trump won't come after some of these, some of us,
[00:46:43] but I think he's less likely to do it than the other side.
[00:46:45] But I do think Trump's going to be gone sooner rather than later.
[00:46:50] Nobody lives forever.
[00:46:50] Nobody stays in power forever.
[00:46:52] And I think that the big thing isn't who is president.
[00:46:56] It is the fact that you have at least two different nations occupying this same living space,
[00:47:03] this geographical plot we call the United States or maybe the not United States,
[00:47:07] but whatever it is, this 50 states.
[00:47:11] And there's no going back to a United States where people are of one faith, one culture, one race,
[00:47:18] or predominantly one race.
[00:47:19] There's nothing that binds the red and the blue together anymore.
[00:47:22] There is nothing.
[00:47:23] You cannot live with these people.
[00:47:25] And I think that this whole thing collapsing is an inevitability, whether it last happens in our lifetime or not.
[00:47:30] But it is why you need to focus right now, whether Trump's in office or your worst nightmare is in office,
[00:47:38] on building organizations, continuing to build organizations,
[00:47:40] because I think that the ground is more fertile now for a movement like this than it was 30 years ago or 20 years ago or even 10 years ago.
[00:47:49] Yeah, I think you make some good points.
[00:47:51] And, you know, I've made the comment to several people since the election results were made known is that overall it's going to continue to be business as usual for the U.S. empire,
[00:48:03] even with Donald Trump in there.
[00:48:05] The argument that I've made many times is that he's every bit as much as part of the system as the people he was running against.
[00:48:13] They don't argue over principle.
[00:48:15] They only argue over degree.
[00:48:17] And so nothing substantive is going to change.
[00:48:21] And so by the same token, our approach has to be the same as well.
[00:48:27] For us, it's business as usual as well.
[00:48:30] We will continue to push the message of southern nationalism, southern independence.
[00:48:35] And, you know, as far as the way things have gone over the last 30 years,
[00:48:40] an organization of people like the league is like any individual human or any other organization.
[00:48:46] You go through growing pains.
[00:48:48] You make mistakes.
[00:48:49] You learn from them.
[00:48:50] You try different things as the circumstances call for it and so forth.
[00:48:54] So, you know, we've got 30 years of experience behind us now.
[00:48:59] We've been through the crucible of Charlottesville and other things.
[00:49:02] And so, you know, we're beginning to formulate some new ideas and some new directions.
[00:49:07] But it's still the same ultimate goal.
[00:49:09] If people are so short-sighted as to believe that if you win or seemingly win an election,
[00:49:15] that all your problems are solved.
[00:49:17] I don't think people listening to this program are like that.
[00:49:19] But there are a lot of, you know, good, decent people who think that.
[00:49:25] Yeah.
[00:49:26] Then they're not looking at the big picture.
[00:49:28] And the big picture is, as we always say, those of us on this program and those who join us as guests on this program
[00:49:35] and the organizations that we work with, we're fighting for our past, our present, and our future.
[00:49:40] And, of course, during our lifetime, we would love to be able to reap the fruit that we've been trying to sow.
[00:49:46] No doubt.
[00:49:47] But if it doesn't happen in our lifetime, that's okay.
[00:49:49] Hey, as long as we are doing our part to connect our past to our future, we're working, we're toiling,
[00:49:55] so that one day people can come and further the cause that we've stoked and take it to even greater heights.
[00:50:02] I mean, it must have been wonderful to be alive in Spain in 1492 when you're celebrating, you know,
[00:50:09] basically becoming your own people again and the expulsions.
[00:50:14] But, you know, a lot of people suffered for hundreds of years in Spain,
[00:50:17] and they didn't get to see the day where they were in control of their own destiny again in the Iberian Peninsula.
[00:50:25] And we may not either, or we might.
[00:50:27] I don't know.
[00:50:27] Only God does.
[00:50:28] But we must work just the same and just as fervently no matter if the victory comes.
[00:50:32] Well, we can see it or maybe generations down the line.
[00:50:35] We have to do this.
[00:50:36] And I think what the league – and we can still call it the league.
[00:50:40] Exactly.
[00:50:40] The Southern Nationalist League.
[00:50:41] That was part of the reason for the way we changed the name is we can still use that.
[00:50:45] But building parallel communities in which we have friends who are doing this to just a great effect.
[00:50:53] Our friends and travelers rest, for instance, to where, you know,
[00:50:58] they're getting people from the general community, the general public,
[00:51:01] to come in and feel very comfortable and very much at home with our ideas and our slogans and our flag.
[00:51:06] And that's something that the league will be focusing on.
[00:51:10] Yeah, absolutely.
[00:51:11] As well.
[00:51:12] Absolutely.
[00:51:13] So, like I say, you know, to speak to the points you just made about whether we will see it or not,
[00:51:21] obviously, you know, our somewhat selfish human nature.
[00:51:25] We would love to be able to see the fruits of our labor before we part this mortal coil.
[00:51:31] But as we were talking about a lot last night and today, too, you know, we're the kind of –
[00:51:36] the people who make up this organization are the kind of people who are farsighted
[00:51:42] and see the bigger picture down the road.
[00:51:44] We're the kind of people who are willing to plant trees under whose shade we will not see it.
[00:51:51] I love how you put that.
[00:51:53] And, again, the bigger thing, the bigger concern is that our people, our race has a future,
[00:51:58] whether it happens on our watch or if our efforts can bring about something that comes in the future.
[00:52:05] But if nobody does anything, if nobody tries, then I can guarantee you it's not going to happen.
[00:52:10] Absolutely.
[00:52:11] And so it's important that we put – we throw the kitchen sink at this thing.
[00:52:15] And I got to say this, folks, and I said this today when we were having this organizing meeting
[00:52:19] and I got to sit in and see some of the things that are going to be the backbone of this new endeavor.
[00:52:27] I think that the Southern Nationalist League has the sharpest, best website of anybody in our ranks.
[00:52:37] I saw that, and it was just incredible because you can have the right message, but if it's presented poorly –
[00:52:44] I mean, you need timing.
[00:52:45] You need circumstance.
[00:52:46] You need a lot of things to happen at the right time for something to take off.
[00:52:50] But if you've got all of these other elements, but you come across as clownish or amateurish
[00:52:56] and things don't look good, you can have the best message in the world.
[00:52:59] But if it's presented poorly, it's not going to take off either.
[00:53:02] So you really need to be firing on all cylinders.
[00:53:04] And that is one thing the Southern Nationalist League nailed.
[00:53:07] And I know you've been working with this guru of a webmaster, and I want people to see it.
[00:53:13] What is the website?
[00:53:14] It's got a little bit of a different spelling, but people can get there.
[00:53:19] It's a little different, but it's S-O-U-T-H-E-R-N-A-T-L-E-A-G-U-E,
[00:53:31] southernnatleague.com.
[00:53:32] Dot com.
[00:53:33] Yeah.
[00:53:34] So, you know, once you get there, as our webmaster was saying to some of the guys earlier today,
[00:53:39] once you get there, just bookmark it and you won't have to worry about typing it again.
[00:53:42] Well, we will spell it out for you one more time with the executive officer of the newly constituted,
[00:53:49] brand new, debuting Southern Nationalist League.
[00:53:55] Southern at League is how you can get there.
[00:53:58] Southern, spelled as you would expect.
[00:54:00] And then A-T, southernatleague is another way you could spell it.
[00:54:05] Dot com.
[00:54:06] And so you don't have the two ends there between Southern and Nat for Nationalist.
[00:54:13] Southernatleague.com.
[00:54:14] Check it out.
[00:54:15] I think you will be impressed.
[00:54:16] And even though they're still fleshing it out, there is a lot there to get lost in and a lot of good content.
[00:54:22] And they're going to be adding.
[00:54:23] Yeah, we're very proud of it.
[00:54:25] And so by all means, please check us out.
[00:54:28] That is southernatleague.com.
[00:54:34] And Mark Tommy, our good friend.
[00:54:36] We've been with Mark in three different states across the South this year for remote broadcast.
[00:54:41] And we thank you, Mark.
[00:54:43] Thank you.
[00:54:43] We'll be back with Dr. Michael Hill next.
[00:54:45] Appreciate it, James.