Dinesh D’Souza

Nick Fuentes is not a real Nazi. He’s a poseur. Nazism is his shtick. This is an inside joke between him and his followers. They know Nick is too much of a beta male and a pansy to do any of the things Hitler did. Nick uses “Team Hitler” to strike a pose as the ultimate rebel.

Red alert!

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This whole idea that “conservatives conserved nothing” misses the fact that the Reagan generation won the Cold War and created the technological revolution that dominates the life of every subsequent generation. That’s not everything, not even close, but it’s not nothing either.

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Here I instruct Christopher Hitchens on how the values that he and other skeptics cherish most came into the West, and into the world, because of Christianity. Atheism, in other words, is dependent on a Christian foundation that the atheist refuses to acknowledge.

Atheists like Christopher Hitchens like to highlight the “crimes of Christianity” but how do these compare with the “crimes of atheism”?

Coming up in just a few minutes.

When I brought up Mother Teresa, Christopher Hitchens reacted as if I had thrown holy water on him. Here I explained why he found Mother Teresa in particular, and Christianity in general, so repellent.

When I debated Nick Fuentes I got frantic texts from Charlie Kirk asking me why I gave him any attention. But now Tucker has done what Charlie feared most: platform Fuentes and give him a friendly, uncritical hearing. I challenged Fuentes; Tucker shamelessly promotes him.

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Here Christopher Hitchens and I go toe-to-toe on issues like cannibalism and human sacrifice, as part of the broader question of whether Christianity changed the world for the better or for the worse.

Christopher Hitchens gives his evolutionary explanation for why people believe in God and the afterlife. I show why he makes no sense.

As a black woman, Candy Lu wants you to hear her experience of being oppressed. Be prepared to be surprised!

In 2007, right about this time in October, I did my first of 10 debates with the famed atheist Christopher Hitchens. To show what those debates sounded like, and what we’re missing in our culture today, I’m releasing several clips, one a day. Enjoy!