CaudilloCast

By: Jose Niño & Pedro Gonzalez
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  • Join Pedro Gonzalez & Jose Niño for a weekly dose of dissident right-wing political commentary, the likes of which you won't find anywhere else.
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Political Science
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Episodes
  • Ep. 21: Is the Republican Party's Big Business Fetish Killing It?

    Ep. 21: Is the Republican Party's Big Business Fetish Killing It?
    Nov 18 2021

    Texas has become famous for its pro-business image due to its low tax and light regulatory regime However, this comes with a massive cost. In another episode of the Caudillocast, Pedro and José discuss how the GOP's big Business fixation could hurt its electoral prospects in the Lone Star State in the long-term.
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    28 mins
  • Ep. 20: The Afghan Rape Scandals the Media Refused to Cover

    Ep. 20: The Afghan Rape Scandals the Media Refused to Cover
    Nov 2 2021

    The Afghanistan war was not only a failed nation-building venture, but also a hub of sexual degeneracy. Pedro Gonzalez and José Niño discuss Pedro’s article at Chronicles Magazine titled "The Rape of the Afghan Boys" and give the audience an idea of some of the acts of depravity that took place in Afghanistan.
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    22 mins
  • Ep. 19: Pedro Goes to Texas

    Ep. 19: Pedro Goes to Texas
    Oct 14 2021

    Caudillocast Co-Host Pedro Gonzales made a recent trip to Texas to talk before the True Texas Project about the state of the Republican Party of Texas and what must be done to overhaul it. José sits down to discuss this event with Pedro and see what were the major grievances aired during this event.
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    30 mins

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