On a recent episode of Tucker Carlson Tonight, Mr. Carlson challenged his audience to prove to him how exactly diversity is a strength. This episode is a cordial answer to this challenge.
To answer Mr. Carlson, we draw heavily from Reginald Rose’s classic play 12 Angry Men. We also delve into James Madison and Alexis de Tocqueville’s concept of the Tyranny of the Majority.
This episode is jam-packed with insightful guests. We have Monika Reynolds (a Nurse Practitioner and Professor of Nursing at Azusa Pacific University), Andrew (a former Army Captain and current member of the Intelligence Community), and Eduardo Atjian II (a musician, public policy major, and member of the arts community in LA).
Thank you so much for visiting Keeping The Republic! If you would like to support this movement, please consider supporting us by utilizing one of the links below.
Creative commons music featured in this episode: Ryoma Maeda, “Fake Protest Song,” feat. Ema Grace Monplaisir, “Basse” Monplaisir, “Action” Meydn, “Blind” Meydn, “Chalet”
Statements made in this podcast are the opinions of the speaker alone. They do not represent the official opinions of the United States Army, Department of Defense, the United States Government, or any organization with which the speaker is affiliated.
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On a recent episode of Tucker Carlson Tonight, Mr. Carlson challenged his audience to prove to him how exactly diversity is a strength. This episode is a cordial answer to this challenge.
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To answer Mr. Carlson, we draw heavily from Reginald Rose’s classic play 12 Angry Men. We also delve into James Madison and Alexis de Tocqueville’s concept of the Tyranny of the Majority.
This episode is jam-packed with insightful guests. We have Monika Reynolds (a Nurse Practitioner and Professor of Nursing at Azusa Pacific University), Andrew (a former Army Captain and current member of the Intelligence Community), and Eduardo Atjian II (a musician, public policy major, and member of the arts community in LA).
Thank you so much for visiting Keeping The Republic! If you would like to support this movement, please consider supporting us by utilizing one of the links below.
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Creative commons music featured in this episode:
Ryoma Maeda, “Fake Protest Song,” feat. Ema Grace
Monplaisir, “Basse”
Monplaisir, “Action”
Meydn, “Blind”
Meydn, “Chalet”
Statements made in this podcast are the opinions of the speaker alone. They do not represent the official opinions of the United States Army, Department of Defense, the United States Government, or any organization with which the speaker is affiliated.
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