Is MAGA Falling Apart? - Michael Malice
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
You came dressed the part because we want to talk about North Korea. There's also another thing you wrote a great book about, which is the new right. What do, you know, techno-anarchists and Christian nationalists and race realists and other groups have in common? And now, you know, they're kind of turning on each other. And I don't know where this goes, but I do know it'll be entertaining. There will be a lot of people on the right going, we voted for Trump because he promised to keep us out of wars. I didn't want any of this. This isn't what I voted for.
What are the commonalities among various factions of the new right?
The idea like you're going to kill the Ayatollah and the sun is going to be more moderate after that. Well, you kill the sun. Okay. Like, are you just going to keep going? This is what doesn't make sense to me. Who is going to be the one who is doing the surrendering? I don't think it's at all factual to say that Iran was an imminent threat to the U.S. The idea that Iran is going to shoot drones in California, I mean, obviously... Let's hope so. My God, I mean, someone should save us. This episode is sponsored by our friends at Hillsdale College. Right after this episode, go check out the incredible online courses, which are absolutely free at hillsdale.edu. Michael Malice, welcome back to Trigonometry.
Thank you so much. It's great. You came dressed the part because we want to talk about North Korea. But there's also another thing you wrote a great book about, which is the new right, which is obviously what's going on now. What's going on now, Michael? I think you have to be a little more specific, don't you think? Well, I don't know. What's going on? Well, my plans are, some of them are doing well. Well, you wrote a book a while ago predicting that there would be a kind of realignment and a fracturing on the right. And that is what I think is fair to say with you. Oh, very much so, especially in Europe. It's even more kind of realigning than here in the States. I've been following European politics very closely, and it's very interesting how it plays out in different nations.
Czech Republic just had this party called Modris for Ourselves, and one of the guys is kind of accused of being this closet griper, and now he's in cabinet. So they're the first ones to kind of break that barrier. Okay, but go back to the big picture. What did you say in your book? And what did you predict in your book? I think, well, I think that is the big picture. The big picture is that, you know, the so-called conservative movement of, you know, recent decades has largely fallen away. In polls in the UK, for example, the Tories... You both just looked down simultaneously. I don't know what the hell that was. The Tories, we just looked down every time. Yeah, the Tories in many polls are in fourth place, something which has never happened before and is regarded as largely unthinkable, although now Labour is giving them a run for their money and coming in fourth place.
You have the Swedish Democrats in Sweden. Giorgina Maloney is the PM in Italy. The party was considered the furthest right party as of five minutes ago. The National Rally came in first in terms of votes in the French legislative elections, formerly the National Front, Marine Le Pen's organization. In Norway, the Liberal Party, which are actually the Christian Democrats, are in first place in the polls. So wherever you... Spain, the party's called Vox, which is regarded as the so-called far-right party, and there's that cordon sanitaire. They're not going to work with them. They're in third, and they're spiking really heavily in the polls at the expense of the main two parties. And the US, you know, the premise of my book, The New Right, is... The question was on the dust jacket, what do, you know...
techno-anarchists and Christian nationalists and race realists and other groups have in common. And I said nothing other than their opposition to... Well, they hate the left, right? Thanks for stepping on the punchline. Nothing other than their opposition to progressivism. Okay, thanks for the spoiler.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–0:30
2
What are the commonalities among various factions of the new right?
0:30–10:40
3
How is the conservative movement in the UK changing?
10:40–19:33
4
What is the significance of Israel in current political dynamics?
19:33–35:02
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How does the military-industrial complex influence U.S. foreign policy?
35:02–1:21:10
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