Is America Being Destroyed by Good Intentions? | Jeremy Scott Interview
June 15, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn this episode, Glenn Lawrence sits down with Jeremy Scott, author of Good Intentions Paving Company, for a hard-hitting conversation about the condition of modern America.
We get into the problems destroying relationships between men and women, the breakdown of marriage, race relations, political division, foreign influence, cultural collapse, and whether America is headed toward deeper unrest — or even civil conflict.
Are America’s problems caused by evil people, failed leadership, or good intentions leading to destructive outcomes? Are we still one nation with a shared identity, or have we become separate tribes fighting under the same flag?
This conversation pulls no punches. We talk about the issues most people are afraid to touch and ask the questions that need to be asked.
Topics include:
Relationships and the modern dating crisis
Marriage, gender roles, and family breakdown
Race relations and tribal politics
Political corruption and division
Foreign influence, including Israel and global alliances
Cultural decline and moral confusion
The possibility of civil unrest in America
Whether America can still be saved
This is not a surface-level conversation. This is about truth, consequences, and the future of the country.
Subscribe, comment, and share this episode if you believe America needs honest conversations again.
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