Radio Show Hour 3 – 2026/04/25

The Political Cesspool Radio Show's April 25, 2026, episode, originally planned as a three-hour closing to its annual Confederate History Month series, was dramatically reshaped by breaking news: the DOJ's indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). Host James Edwards and guest Dr. Michael Hill, a retired history professor and president of the Southern Nationalist League, shifted focus to analyze the indictment and its implications. Hill, a prominent figure in Southern nationalist circles and a participant in the Charlottesville Unite the Right rally, defended the authenticity of the white nationalist movement, arguing that mainstream conservatives are disingenuously distancing themselves from hard-right activism by blaming the SPLC. He expressed cautious optimism about the case being tried in Alabama’s Middle District, where he believes the jury pool and Trump-appointed Judge Marks would be sympathetic. The conversation then transitioned to Confederate History Month, with Hill reflecting on Southern heritage, ancestral ties to Celtic warfare, and the importance of preserving ethnic Southern identity. Courtney from Alabama joined to emphasize the urgent need to protect the South’s demographic and cultural integrity from what she describes as a 'massive invasion' of transplants. The episode concluded with a powerful call to action: Southerners must prioritize regional identity over a monolithic American identity, embrace their unique heritage, and organize as a unified, self-determined people to ensure their survival and sovereignty in the face of cultural erosion and political persecution.