John Doyle
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The Many Factions of the American Right | Ep 62
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May 11, 2026
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50:30Now PlayingIn this episode of "The John Doyle Show," John begins by breaking down the many factions of the American Right. Beginning with the R----d Right, John breaks down the ongoing civil war between their many influencers, podcasters and gubernatorial candidates, as well as a recent event they held which really earned them their title. John then discusses MAGA, the only respectable and, at this time, effective faction of the American Right, before concluding with a discussion on the Neo-Cons. Next, John exposes Rick "The Big Lie" Jackson who is running for governor in the state of Georgia. Finally, John offers some additional comments on Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie, particularly regarding his labeling of Trump as a racist and how far-Left, George Soros-funded media organizations are actively campaigning for him against his Trump-endorsed opponent, Ed Gallrien.
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