The Auron MacIntyre Show
Blaze Podcast Network
So much of the political commentary out there is stale, boring, and unoriginal. Turn off the predictable and superficial talking points, and tune in to a show that is clinically proven to raise your IQ. The Auron MacIntyre Show offers thought-provoking and mold-breaking insights you won’t find anywhere else. Auron draws from the best political thinkers throughout history to make sense of our current political climate in a way that is easy to digest. Join Auron and his guests on a journey to dig below the surface to think more deeply about the politics of our day.
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Feb 4, 2026 • 1h 8min
The TRUTH About the Epstein Files | Guest: Firas Modad | 2/4/26
Firas Modad, Middle East analyst and geopolitical consultant, digs into the newly released Epstein files with sharp attention to networks and finance. He maps Epstein’s role connecting oligarchs, intelligence-linked figures, and Gulf players. The conversation covers Qatar ties, elite payoffs, and how moneyed networks shape politics and institutions.
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Feb 2, 2026 • 57min
The Purging of the John Birch Society | Guest: Alex Newman | 2/2/26
Alex Newman, journalist and author known for writing on education and politics and affiliated with the John Birch Society, explores the rise and fall of the JBS. He recounts Buckley’s campaign to marginalize the group. They discuss claims of conspiratorial labeling, ties between elite institutions and mainstream conservatism, and what the JBS focuses on today.
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Jan 30, 2026 • 1h 10min
Why Libertarians Are Terrible on Immigration | Jeremy Kauffman and Aristocratic Utensil | 1/30/26
Aristocratic Utensil, a European monarchist-leaning commentator, and Jeremy Kauffman, a libertarian activist and entrepreneur, debate immigration politics. They discuss why many libertarians oppose enforcement in practice, the trade-offs between market solutions and cultural compatibility, and how law, optics, and enforcement shape political outcomes.
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Jan 29, 2026 • 10min
The Left Is at War in Minnesota, America Is Watching Football | 1/29/26
Violent clashes in Minnesota involving protesters, ICE and law enforcement are described as chaotic and battlefield-like. The podcast contrasts this unrest with the muted national reaction and compares it to 2020 protests. It explores why progressive movements struggle to mobilize broadly now and argues most Americans are tuned out, preferring entertainment like football.
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Jan 28, 2026 • 57min
Aristotle Explains How Tyrants Keep Power | 1/28/26
A deep dive into Aristotle's analysis of tyrannies and how rulers retain control. Discussion covers tactics like eliminating rivals, isolating citizens, and constant surveillance. Exploration of deception through kingly appearance, use of flatterers and dependent supporters, and modern parallels with social media and monitoring.
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Jan 26, 2026 • 1h 15min
They're Eating the ICE Agents | Guests: Matthew Williams and Kevin Dolan | 1/26/26
Matthew Williams, political writer who links history to modern enforcement tactics, and Kevin Dolan, analyst of protest dynamics and law-enforcement strategy. They dissect chaotic ICE confrontations and media framing. They discuss leaked coordination, organized protest playbooks, grisly optics, weapon safety debates, and practical local organizing and response tactics.
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Jan 23, 2026 • 1h 8min
The Elon Musk Paradox | 1/23/26
A debate about a tech titan's stance on demographic change versus his hiring of foreign workers. Discussion of alleged political strategies to encourage population shifts and how public platforms treat that discourse. Coverage of recent arrests tied to a church invasion in Minnesota. Review of a new study claiming historically low violent crime under recent federal leadership.
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Jan 22, 2026 • 10min
Conservatives Can't Grill Through National Collapse | 1/22/26
Complacent conservatives face a stark reality as Auron Macintyre critiques their belief in self-correcting systems. He connects mass immigration to political incentives that bolster progressive power, revealing how elites prioritize optics over real solutions. The consequences of detachment manifest in rising crime and economic strain. Auron emphasizes that this conflict is existential—survival versus national decline. Ultimately, he challenges conservatives to choose engagement over comfort in the face of urgency.
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Jan 22, 2026 • 1h
Dems Use Power to Conquer Virginia, Conservatives Cry | Guests: J. Burden and Bogbeef | 1/21/26
J. Burden, a Virginia-based political commentator, and Bogbeef join to dissect the recent electoral shifts in Virginia after Abigail Spanberger's surprising ascendancy. They discuss how Spanberger's moderate campaign morphed into a radical agenda, instituting significant voting law changes and repealing mandatory minimum sentencing for serious crimes. The trio confront the GOP's identity politics failures and the consequences of demographic strategies, as well as the persistence of DEI initiatives in the state bureaucracy.
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Jan 19, 2026 • 1h 3min
Leftist Storm Minnesota Church, Violate Federal Law | Guest: Will Chamberlain | 1/19/26
In this discussion, guest Will Chamberlain, a senior counsel at the Article III Project, analyzes the chaotic church invasion in Minnesota, led by former CNN anchor Don Lemon. He explores potential violations of federal laws and compares the incident to January 6th. Chamberlain highlights the implications of the FACE Act and argues for the application of the Ku Klux Klan Act against the protesters. The conversation also delves into the emotional impact on children, possible federal responses, and necessary reforms to protect religious practices.
