Topic: Jared Taylor

Suit and Tie Guy from Chillicothe, Illinois, regrets not asking John C. Dvorak about his experience working with Jared Taylor in the 1980s during a recent meetup. He urges listeners to cherish their interactions with others, as "lore" can be lost forever when someone passes. Randy Lambert from Louisiana notes he was sent to the show by Joe Rogan.

Hallie Jackson's NBC report covers Joe Biden's criticism of the Trump administration's pandemic response and Jared Kushner's leaked comments about the "comeback phase." The report also mentions the "Anonymous" official Miles Taylor revealing his identity. A significant portion of the segment is dedicated to debunking media claims that Trump supporters were "stranded" in the cold after an Omaha rally.

Donald Trump appeared on CNN with Erin Burnett to address a robocall campaign from a white nationalist super PAC in Iowa. Trump repeatedly stated that he "disavows" the calls, which featured the voice of Jared Taylor. The segment critiques Burnett for asking Trump to denounce the calls multiple times after he had already done so.

Jared Taylor, now known as a white nationalist, was formerly a highly respected intellectual and spreadsheet reviewer for PC Magazine. Taylor authored "Shadows of the Rising Sun," a critical look at the Japanese economic miracle, and later "Paved with Good Intentions," a controversial book on American race relations. The segment explores how the backlash to his research may have driven him into the "white nationalist" corner.

The discussion shifts briefly to Jared Taylor and his organization, American Renaissance. Taylor is identified as a prominent spokesperson for extreme viewpoints on race and immigration. The hosts compare the American approach to private housing with the Dutch government's involvement in social engineering through public works.