Interview by Tucker Carlson with Christopher Caldwell, Author of the Book the Dissident Right is Presently Swooning over

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix
A tip ‘o the hate to Steve Sailer.


Why Politicians Don’t Do What Most Voters Want Analyzed by Tucker Carlson and Christopher Caldwell





At the end of the first minute, Caldwell said it’s the result of “a good thing, our civil rights laws.”

I shut it off.

I realize that this is the book that the Dissident Right is presently swooning over. So sue me.

Steve Sailer reader @Charles Erwin Wilson 3 commented,

“I appreciate diagnosis. But I am eager to see the prescription. I appreciate, therefore, the Taki article. Usually, big brains like Caldwell (and Charles Murray) are long on diagnosis and short on prescription.”

I responded, The prescription is unprintable, because it entails breaking the law:

“Possibilities for How ‘the American Experiment’ Will End”
https://nicholasstixuncensored.blogspot.com/2012/05/possibilities-for-how-american.html

“‘Was This Trip Necessary?’ The Sermon in Bastogne, During the Battle of the Bulge, in William ‘Wild Bill’ Wellman’s 1949 Masterpiece, Battleground”
https://nicholasstixuncensored.blogspot.com/2018/12/was-this-trip-necessary-sermon-in.html

I get the impression that I’ve been writing a book on the same topic as Caldwell since 1989, when I produced the first issue of my magazine, A Different Drummer. However, over the years, as I learned how I’d been conned both by Reds like Stephen Jay Gould and “conservatives” like the crews at Commentary, etc., I reformulated both my diagnosis and my prescription.