From the Archive: What Is Wisdom? Why Our Schools Stopped Teaching It

The Thoughtcrime crew gathers from around the world to dissect critical topics such as:

-What’s the greatest television show of the 21st century?
-What’s the lesson from the ultra-viral Cornell fraternity story?

Does any country but America have real freedom of speech? It’s not looking like, it based on the saga of Nathan Cofnas, who faces a new effort to put him in jail after he exposed fraudulent Cambridge professor Jason Arday. Cofnas joins the show to discuss European elites whom he says can’t even grasp the concept of free expression. Raheem Kassam talks about how riots in France signal Europe reaching a tipping point on mass migration. Congressional candidate Jay Feely joins, and the team discusses promising election results in Brazil.

A new wave of student riots are bringing France to its knees, as the children of migrants torch their schools. Blake explains how these riots — heavily immigrant, pushed by the far left — represent a huge threat to America, and a warning of our potential future. Jonathan Keeperman then talks about the Indian immigration question and more broadly how to fix the “winning too much” problem on the right. Then there is a great AMA hour with subscribers, with Danny joining to answer questions on data centers, Charlie’s favorite places in Arizona, how Charlie organized his day, and more.

As the midterms approach, an unsettling problem has become obvious: As the Trump Administration delivers on its biggest promises, like fixing the border and stopping trans lunacy, voters become forgetful rather than grateful. How can conservatives win elections if fixing up America is actually politically harmful? Tim Parrish explains why President Trump remains so bullish on “super intelligence.” Scott Greer responds to the ultra-viral Cornell fraternity story, and Evan Barker explains the real reason that black majority schools are failing — and it’s not due to lack of money.