Based Camp with Simone Malcolm Collins
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What Really Happened Before the Viral Interview (Malcolm Encounters a Living Straw Man)
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December 29, 2025
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59:56Now PlayingIn this episode, Malcolm and Simone Collins dive deep into the viral interview clip (now over 9.5M views) where a mainstream journalist from MSNBC/Telemundo denies basic genetics — claiming there are NO genetic differences between black and white people, not even for skin color.
What you didn't see in the viral clip: the full context of a day-long filming session, the journalist's "gotcha" moment falling apart, and why Malcolm deliberately played along to ensure the clip made it to air.
We break down:
Why denying genetic differences (even skin color) is increasingly common on the left
The real science on population differences, fertility windows, fibroids, menopause timing, and medical implications
How this moment signals a cultural turning point: the right becoming the pro-science side, the left becoming theologically anti-science
Media manipulation tactics, viral strategy, and why shock moments spread truth faster than documentaries
This isn't about race supremacy — it's about honesty in science, better medical outcomes, and fighting demographic collapse by understanding biological realities.
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Like, subscribe, and comment: Do you think the left is becoming the anti-science party?
#Pronatalism #Genetics #ScienceVsIdeology #DemographicCrisis
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