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Gen Z & Christian Nationalism

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On this episode, David & Kyle welcome Jeremy Carl to the show. We explore one of the most surprising political shifts of the decade: young men turning away from the left.

Since 2024, Gen Z males across the West have defied traditional voting models — leaning not toward socialism or liberalism, but toward conservatism, populism, and nationalist movements. In the U.S., that means Republican gains in unexpected age brackets. In Europe, it has meant a surge for parties like AFD and UKIP.

But why is this happening? What’s driving this disillusionment, and what does it say about masculinity, trust, and the future of politics?

To help unpack this, we’re joined by Jeremy Carl, a young voice within this broader movement — here to share his personal story, political evolution, and thoughts on what Gen Z men are searching for in a world that seems increasingly hostile to them.

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