She is a brilliant woman Jonathan, thanks for having her on.

Thank you so much for the guest! Delightful to listen to her! Always sharp and always brave, she calls a spade a spade.

One does not have to like the music of Mozart, Debussy or Brahms, but one must appreciate their musical genius. Heather MacDonald is one of a select few academics and journalists who have the courage to expose the lunacy of the DEI crowd. Great show. I look forward to seeing more of your content.

Heather MacDonald is a woman of monumental moral and physical courage.

I once knew a physicist who was the head of a government lab. Most of his staff had to be PHD's in physics. When he was looking to hire another physicist, he was told he needed to hire a Black physicist. He responded that he would hire the first Black physicist that applied for the job. He never found such a person. Luckily, this was some time ago so he was able hire a white physicist who was actually qualified for the job without incurring the wrath of the administration. However, looking back, one can see this a the beginnings of our current insanity.

America isn't really all that racist. Most Americans don't have the luxury of worrying about things like that. It's only in our media does racism exists. 99.9% of the racism we experience in life comes from our media, not from the real world. When we turn off the TV, racism ceases to exist. By the way, my heart surgeon was a black female. She was a genius.

Heather Mac Donald is a national treasure on so many fronts. Thank you!

I guess that my first of a plethora of positive reactions to this interview with Heather would be GRATITUDE! I share her pessimism about the current state of the race and culture wars plaguing Western Civilization at the moment. Yet I am deeply grateful that she continues to so courageously expose the cancerous metastisis that is threatening the survival of Western Culture. Her remarks are filled with verified facts that put the lie to wokeist myths about racial inequality in America and expose the root causes of black over representation in prison populations and poverty statistics. She's right that we conservatives sincerely want blacks to experience success in the American free enterprise system equal to their peers among other racial and ethnic groups. She is also completely correct in her assertion that racial preferences are not the moral or practical answer to the obvious problem, the pathological cultural environment in the crime-ridden inner cities of major American metropolises. I salute you, Heather and Jonathan, for your courage and persistence. You are putting your fingers in the dike. The forces arrayed against you, and those of us who agree with you, are monumental and seemingly overwhelming. There are rays of hope in the darkness, a slowly growing trickle of black conservative voices for instance, but it is difficult to find much optimism today about a positive outcome. Heather is right to point out the success of conservative principles in Florida, but its architect, Ron DeSantis, is assailed at every turn by the mass of howling dogs in the media and the Democrat Party. We face an uphill battle. It's only voices like yours that keep the tiny flame of hope alive for millions of our countrymen who are numerically outnumbered by the forces of the left. Godspeed. We pray for you!

Heather Mac Donald is a true patriot of this country and of the Western civilization. We all admire this wonderful lady!

Of all the countries involved in the slave trades, the US and the British were the least offenders and did more to eliminate the practise than other countries. Those two nations eliminated the slave trade at great cost. Of that, they should be proud, not ashamed.

Heather never disappoints, always on top of the issues.

We WERE warned about the "slippery slope" but believed our altruism could NEVER be weaponized.

Love listening to Heather. I don’t have much hope in turning this madness around though

Jonathan, that introduction is the best, most clear, and yet succinct summary of this DEI doctrine I have ever heard! Powerful.

This nonsense will not stop until we stop it

I want to marry this woman. I haven't heard anyone other than maybe Victor Davis Hanson & Tucker Carlson speak so bluntly the truth. She accurately sums up exactly what our problems are. That's sexier than any 10 out there!!

Great discussion. Thank you. Heather is terrific every time.

HEATHER MACDONALD thank you

Best interview I've seen this year! Thank you!!

Heather McDonald, Wonderful Truth telling Guest! Loved it, Thank you!✌️💗

Not only do we need to worry about the doctor's competency - last week in New Zealand health boards began allowing quote-unquote "disadvantaged groups" based on ethnicity to be pushed forward on hospital waiting lists for surgeries and treatment, citing "inequities in health outcomes" as the driver.

This is the 10th Heather MacDonald interview that I have watched regarding her new book. I thank her for her courage to stand up and say that the emperor has no clothes.

What did a White Polish American's ancestors ever have to do with Slavery or Colonization? Now how about a brown Spanish "Hispanic's" ancestors?

Great stuff🎉Thank you!

Tearing down excellence. Thank you for the explanation that confirms what i have thought, sad message. Today i had a word come to me it is COURAGE. Thats what You are saying, We Need this Now. 🙏✌️💗

Love heather...." fighting the good cause"...Ireland .

I’m enjoying this channel. Very refreshing and intelligent discussions.

Great! Thanks for the TRUTH!

that was great !! thank you so much !

Heather is spot on. Thank you, Heather, for all your hard work.

Excellent monologue. Great guest, great discusion. Thank you, Jonathan.

What à Courage has Dr. MacDonald! Thank you! Wish you can come to exposé your brillant historicité position, i agréé completly.

That’s why I only have Indian, Asian and white doctors

I want to fight DEI

Target - are you listening? Never shop there.they enabled the looters and contributed to the grift.

The consequences will be, people will avoid black and hispanic doctors due to concern of their ability. I have run into people who had a positions they didn’t earn. Their abilities were severely lacking. It made me wonder about the ivy league PhD they had. I know first hand that these preferences were already happening in a long time ago. In the 90s, the weakest medical students were all minorities.

There is another issue in the Black disfunction discussion that may play just as much of a role-possibly more-that is the most sensitive and difficult to approach. It is the relationship between low IQ and antisocial behavior-and the prominence, expression, and epigenetic triggers of the MAOA gene allele. .

Excellent.

Excellent and enlightening interview, thank you for posting.

Blessed be the Name of God.

Wow she doesn't mess around! 40 seconds into the video, and I am thinking damn you can't say any of those things, the wee flakey snow people will identify as somebody who's offended and you will get cancelled! Lol.

I love her book

Thanks Johnathan...Ireland

Just as women prefer occupations that involve people rather than things, what about the idea African Americans prefer occupations with more immediate gratification or social prestige? What if black people just aren't interested because of their familial culture? Is the government responsible for a community's culture? Liberalism has to be let off the hook at some stage. I believe that is part of the reason politicians become so cynical.

Modern Democrats seem pretty inclined to embrace these ideologies. Is not voting for them the only way to nip all of this nonsense in the bud. I live in Portland, America's culture war capital.

But need more viewers of this!

This is amazing... Thanks for the insight.... Candace Owens would totally agree with you 😊

As a new subscriber to this channel, I just want to thank all involved for some robust content. We are living in perilous, chaotic times, and this calls for intelligent analysis and perspicacious minds. Thanks again, very happy to have found this channel.

So on the money (pun intended). Heather to the WH

I really wish black people would get it together! She is spot on!!! Whyte sympathizers are making matters worse too!

Google Ferguson effect

Well spoken sir!

I love this woman.

TRUTH

Brilliant

The problem with black achievement is poor schools that don't teach students to read properly, not a pathological culture.

Maybe you should just be honest and admit that the different races are just that. . .different. And they have much different capabilities from one another.

I completely agree. Complaining is the only way Blacks know to participate in society. Being a victim is a shameful state to be in. Why anyone willingly choose it?

One thing she is way to weak about at the beginning - there's no reason at all that white people as a whole should self flagellate about this race issue unless they were involved in the slave trade or something else of a similar ilk. Otherwise she makes many good points and is fairly courageous.

Great interview, thank you!

You mean all that money I sent rhem didn't help! Colour me pickachoo face!

Yes, censorship is almost everywhere (kind of: "Big Brother is always watching you!")... However, there is no other way out from this whole insanity! For the sake of our children + grandchildren, we must resist! Thanks, Heather, for your hard work in favour of the Truth!

She's mostly right, but not when she claims conservatives "give a damn" about blacks much more than the Left. The Right is just less inclined to pretend that black crime isn't a character issue. While being pragmatically correct about how to improve black lives, the Right is generally sick of black inner city culture, which puts them at odds with large numbers of blacks.

What’s even more shameless is Israel’s genocide in Gaza.That is the meaning of a total disregard for human life,Heather!

Truth

Excellent!!

The only person who would be able to discuss this would be a black woman or man. So where is she???

Cool interview

Tell us something that we don't know

at the risk of sounding racest, didnt egypt decline under the black farrows

Only if black people would listen!

And neither this woman nor JNS TV gives a damn about black lives.

Until the blacks are upsetting enough your life, you'll continue to turn the other cheek.

[10:27] Here I must disagree. "White guilt" is not "understandable" (ie, justifiable).

The reality is this under preforming culture among professionals in all the professions is accelerating the PC USA into the abyss. Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand 1957 (Who is John Galt?)

How insightful or helpful is anything Heather has to say to anyone in the cut where poverty, crime and despair bump up against law enforcement on a regular basis? Ms Mac Donald has degrees in English from Yale and Cambridge and a JD from Stanford, and can write sharply argued polemics for the Manhatten Instute, but I’m not sure how much field work she’s done. Dismissing the concerns of millions of her fellows citizens as the product of “complete utter fraud” isn’t a thesis i’d want to defend.

Yes. But doesn't everyone already know this?

[22:37] ...and Joshua Katz at Princeton. There are so many.

Exactly

MMMAAANNNNAAA MMMOOOUUU RRRRAAAYYY

What's that saying? Turning over the most incredible arts of human beings to the unwashed? or something like that.

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IQ test scores don't lie.

Asking people to like the video before they watch it is like a waiter asking you to tip before you've been provided your meal.

amen

Do black Latinos get counted twice in the US population ? Once when reporting on the number of blacks in the US and once when reporting on the number of Latinos ? 🤔

7:16 McDonald interview starts

Quite to the contrary to the narrative in this video. Those already employed in STEM will find a sudden drop off in competition as those entering their discipline drop out due to their inability to keep up are welcoming this fall off in competition. That's why they aren't fighting it.

Don't mention crime of self destructive purposes

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Can u say WS????

Wow! Heather even more fearlessly incisive than usual. Thank you both so much. But her boldness falls short with two remaining elephants in the room. She praises Desantis but avoids any mention of Trump, though their followers' proudly anti-intellectual passions are the same. Not to mention their shared sociopathic love of dominating, demonizing and ridiculing anyone who tries to stand in their way or who even dares to criticize. (Sound familiar?) DeSantis is Trump with a modicum of polish, Trump who has actually finished a book. (Though, for the first time, and thanks to Heather, I'm beginning to see the necessity of some of his actions in the public colleges on DEI.) Remember, Conservatives, your former mantras remain true: Character counts; Character is destiny. Nowhere should this be more relevant than in your presidential candidates. As to the second pachyderm: She's so good on the nightmarish and nightmarishly enduring education, skills, wealth and crime gaps but never seems to mention the one gap that most of the data says drives those- the nearly one standard deviation one in IQ which has endured for well over a century, despite billions thrown at it. Dare we follow the science on this one too? Though the implications are daunting, what say ye Heather? Can we hear your response to Charles Murray's last book? Or someone tell us where it can be found?

I tried to tell sooooo many people this and I'm black. I lost so many friends, even family members but guess what I got a new family... watch is you guys! Thank You for telling the truth.

‘Everyone does not start at the same mile marker’ say DEI advocates who argue that equity refers to helpful efforts to give those behind a step forward.

CRT and Radical Feminism are outgrowths of the liberal project to bring into the "fold" groups who have been historically discriminated against - primarily in the law (CRT was created by lawyers and its initial application was to determine inequities in the law). Unfortunately, the intersection of this approach coincided at a time in the US when Feminism, Black Studies and Economics were highly influenced by Marxism and Postmodernism (while different, these disciplines are rooted in historical class hierarchy and colonialism). "Racism" is one expression of cultural superiority. All (most?) cultures believe they are superior to others. All cultures begin with the assertion, "we are the people who..." and distinguish themselves from others, whom they usually see as inferior in their culture, manners, etc. Virtually the dominant group in a society with multi-cultural dynamics will oppress the others to some extent. To guard against this problem, our culture has created Rule of Law and democratic institutions. However, the institutions are run by imperfect humans who consciously or unconsciously tend toward discrimination against those not in the dominant social group. So, I don't have any problem with legal scholars looking into injustices in law, or with sociologists studying social dynamics, but what we are dealing with here is a dangerous methodology that means to restructure society and law rooted in Marxist social organization - the same radical socialist dogma that has ruined societies everywhere it's been imposed (China, USSR, Cuba, N Korea, et al). So, yes, it must be exposed for what it is and defeated - preferably at the ballot box (I am not a fan of some the tactics of DeSantis and others who are using the power of government to both root out radical leftism while taking unconstitutional means to entrench GOP control in "red states").

All planned. A Chinese student of mine is on her way to study "Anthropology" at Ohio State University with barely existent English...

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He said, 'of anti ra---sm', omitting that its a r---st movement. However the speaker reminds us, also highly anti-Semitic, hm, what tribe does that bring to mind? Yeah, they're the SAME thing.

Who is this ditz?

I'm trying to give Heather the benefit of the doubt, but it's a bit difficult to sometimes. She is one of the few who will even broach these subjects, but when she goes on about Boulogne being mediocre at best, & then says well, there are some pretty good black composers, but they tend to lack any real depth....that sort of thing, it's tough not to hear "I just don't like black people" in her voice.