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Hello and welcome to the Americano podcast, a series of discussions about American power, politics and prejudices.

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Today we're going to be talking about the rise of testosterone politics.

And there is no greater authority on the subject than Dr. Charles Cornish Dale, aka the Rawreg Nationalist,

who was writing under that pseudonym the Rawan, Rheg Nationalist,

until he was very rudely doxed or outed recently.

Charles, I think, let's just start with,

because you're the person who said this phrase, testosterone in politics to me, and it struck me as particularly relevant to global politics at the moment,

and particularly the re-election of Donald Trump. Just start by explaining what you mean by testosterone

politics and how it's affecting world politics.

Yeah, so testosterone has become a political issue in a way that it really wasn't even a couple of years ago.

So two years ago, I was in a documentary, a Tucker Carlson documentary called The End of Men, which focused on testosterone decline. It featured RFK Jr. in a very prominent role. And it was greeted by the liberal media with howls of derision.

It was it was sort of denounced as a kind of semi-fascistic sort of fantasy almost.

You know, testosterone decline isn't happening.

Testosterone decline doesn't have any kind of broader political meaning.

It's code for something else. You know, Tucker Carlson, when he's talking

about testosterone decline, what he's really talking about is, let's say, the declining share of

white males within the American population and their loosening grip on power. So a couple of years

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