The White House

Professor Penn argues that Michele Tafoya represents a centrist Republican establishment tied to the Bush-era politics of globalism, free trade, and mass immigration. He examines how the Club of Rome, mainstream media, and political elites manipulate language to convince America First voters that their movement has already lost. Royce joins the discussion to call for a “Patriot Economy” that supports conservative musici...

Professor Penn and Royce examine President Trump’s declaration of unprecedented economic warfare against Iran, warning that sanctions and isolation could trigger consequences resembling the pressure placed on Japan before Pearl Harbor. They analyze the Iran-Russia-China “Iron Triangle,” arguing that China’s response may determine whether the conflict expands further into a global war. Professor connects the ...

Professor Penn examines the physical and emotional cost of campaigning, recounting dangerous encounters he and Royce experienced while challenging Minnesota’s political establishment. Royce defends Stephen A. Smith for speaking with independent and Republican voices, arguing that black journalists are punished whenever they break from the approved liberal narrative. The hosts contend that both parties benefit from disorder in...

Professor Penn continues his examination of “political magic,” explaining how governments, media, institutions, and secretive hierarchies use symbols, repetition, ritual, and emotional manipulation to control the public. He warns that President Trump’s claims surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, Iran, and Oman could condition Americans to accept another expansion of the global empire. Professor reviews medical disast...

Professor Penn explores the “magic of politics,” arguing that ritual, repetition, symbolism, and carefully chosen words can shape both individual behavior and an entire nation’s reality. He presents Republicanism as a path toward sovereign will, personal discipline, free thought, and liberation from systems designed to weaken the American citizen. Reflecting on Minnesota’s primary, Professor says the movemen...

Professor Penn and Royce examine the fallout from Minnesota’s primary, condemning Republicans who abandon difficult states, conform to the establishment, or support Michele Tafoya despite her progressive positions. Professor turns to Isaiah to argue that America needs genuine repentance, restoration, and action—not empty apologies, rituals, or political slogans. The hosts challenge the belief that any Republican is auto...

Professor Penn and Royce argue that Michele Tafoya’s primary victory represents the Minnesota GOP’s embrace of establishment power, progressive social policy, and political compromise. Roysha confronts the WNBA and transgender activists for refusing to affirm her identity, framing the dispute as a test of whether gender ideology applies equally to everyone. The hosts launch Free People of America and the Patriot Economy...

Professor Penn and Royce break down Minnesota’s primary results after Michele Tafoya defeated Royce, questioning the crowded Republican field, establishment influence, and election integrity. Royce declares that the movement—and Roysha, his black transgender lesbian identity—will continue challenging the left’s gender politics and the WNBA. The hosts condemn pro-choice Republicans, arguing that Tafoya’...

Professor Penn marks Minnesota’s primary day by urging citizens to vote, closely watching turnout, and questioning whether the state’s elections are truly secure. He takes aim at Michele Tafoya, portraying her as the establishment’s chosen candidate and challenging her record, abortion stance, fundraising support, and ties to national Republican power brokers. Professor examines America’s fractured identity,...

Royce White introduces his transgender identity, Roysha, live on the show and discusses entering a new “feminine era” ahead of Minnesota’s August 11 primary. Roysha challenges Democrats to support the race’s self-described most marginalized candidate while confronting contradictions surrounding gender identity, women’s sports, and political inclusion. Professor Penn and Roysha urge Republicans to vote,...

Professor Penn makes the case for a “Patriot Economy,” urging listeners to support Rumble, alternative media, and local entrepreneurs willing to stand against the political establishment. Professor and Royce welcome former professional football player and Minneapolis businessman Edwin Reed, who explains how entrepreneurship, faith, and self-governance shaped his life after sports. Reed recounts losing his vehicle-detail...

Professor Penn and Royce break down the explosive Farmfest forum, where Royce confronted Michele Tafoya over amnesty while challenging Peggy Flanagan and Angie Craig on government expansion, agriculture, and American freedom. They warn that low Republican primary turnout allows party establishments to control elections while urging Americans to personally bring disengaged voters back to the polls. Professor examines what he calls t...

Professor Penn previews the high-stakes Farmfest candidate forums, where Royce White faces Michele Tafoya, Peggy Flanagan, Angie Craig, and other Minnesota political heavyweights ahead of the August 11 primary. He takes aim at Minnesota GOP chairman Alex Plekish, arguing that establishment Republicans are suppressing political movements represented by Royce and Mike Lindell. Professor makes the case for a “Patriot Economy,&rd...

Professor Penn and Royce argue that Minnesota’s Somali fraud scandal represents only a fraction of the waste embedded inside America’s massive government economy. Professor traces the meaning of individual sovereignty while contrasting republicanism’s God-given rights with Marxism’s secular collectivism. The hosts examine Trump’s tariffs, domestic shipbuilding, the patriot economy, and the return of wh...

Professor Penn and Royce return to first principles, arguing that personal sovereignty and limited government must once again define the Republican Party. Professor examines Trump’s tariffs, China’s automated manufacturing power, and the government’s growing partnership with America’s automotive industry. He challenges Washington’s definition of inflation while placing responsibility for monetary expa...

Professor Penn and Royce expose what they describe as the deep state’s business model, fueled by massive government spending, mounting debt, and a multitrillion-dollar nonprofit industry. They examine monetary inflation, Federal Reserve policy, and how Washington’s expanding economic control undermines America’s republican principles. The hosts connect Minnesota’s fraud scandals and Somali remittances to a m...

Royce, Professor Penn, and Minneapolis business owner Edwin Reed expose what happened inside the George Floyd Square “no-go zone” following the 2020 riots. Edwin recounts losing access to his successful business, being denied police protection, witnessing deadly violence, and receiving little help from Mayor Jacob Frey or Minnesota’s political establishment. The hosts argue that Minneapolis exploited black identit...

Professor Penn begins with Psalm 51, arguing that political freedom starts with repentance, self-examination, and defeating corruption within ourselves. He warns that Minnesota politics has become controlled theater, pointing to party coordination, establishment candidates, and General Michael Flynn’s support for Royce White. The episode asks whether America remains a republic or has become an empire driven by permanent war, ...

Professor Penn opens with Ayn Rand’s warning that a society is doomed when corruption and political favors become more profitable than honest production. He examines America’s massive AI expansion, the nuclear power required for new data centers, and the conflict between technological growth and the Left’s green-energy agenda. The episode traces the divide between America’s agricultural and industrial intere...