"I'm very strong on the dollar, and anybody that wants to deal in dollars, they have an advantage over people that aren't... anybody that wants to be in BRICS, that's fine, but we're going to put tariffs on your nation... BRICS was an attack on the dollar."

"They will disarm. And if they don't disarm, we will disarm them — and it'll happen quickly and, perhaps, violently, but they WILL disarm."

"We're going to take care of our troops, but this was a position that's being forced upon us by Democrats... Schumer said 100 times you should never close up government."

"If you take a look, Argentina.

If the president [Milei] doesn't win, I know the person that he'd be running against, I believe, probably, we probably have the person.

The person is extremely far left and a philosophy that got Argentina into this problem in the first place.

So we would not be generous with Argentina if that happened.

If he [Milei] loses, we are not going to be generous with Argentina."

"I'd love to go to Argentina.

I'd like to be like Biden. I'd like to go to the beach.

My body is a little bit larger than Biden.

I'm not sure it would be appreciated on the beach, but I'm not going to take a chance.

You won't see me on the beaches."

Two of the most controversial philosophers working today, Nick Land and Aleksandr Dugin, join Auron for a discussion on liberalism and modernity. Both thinkers discuss the nature of liberalism and an ethnic manifestation of the Anglo-Saxon spirit, the nature of time, and what lies beyond postmodernism.