Skip to main content
Confederate States of America

Confederate States of America

Search complete. 5106 mentions across 1381 episodes found for "Confederate States of America".

Oct 27, 2026

Darren MarlarHOST
13:15
The battle itself was considered a draw, but the effects on both sides were staggering.
Darren MarlarHOST
13:22
Federal forces threw themselves at the Confederate line, hoping to break it.
Darren MarlarHOST
13:27
Leading the fourth attack of the day was the 69th New York, the Irish Brigade, of Brigadier General Thomas F. Meagher, an Irish immigrant and a campaigner for Irish freedom.
Darren MarlarHOST
13:39
The brigade was among the most colorful of the Union troops, and brawling was common, as was heavy drinking.
Darren MarlarHOST
14:04
They saw action at Fair Oaks, Gaines Mill, Salvage Station, and a number of other places before meeting their destiny at Antietam.
Darren MarlarHOST
14:14
As they advanced, their emerald banner snapped in the wind.
Darren MarlarHOST
14:18
The Irish Brigade announced their arrival with the sounds of drums and volleys of fire as they attacked the Confederate position.
Darren MarlarHOST
14:25
They launched their assault, cheering loudly while their priest, Father William Corby, rode among the men, offering prayers and absolution.
Sean ThompsonHOST
9:29
You don't have to.
Sean ThompsonHOST
9:31
Just declare yourselves the new Confederacy, the new Fourth Reich, and let's separate.
Sean ThompsonHOST
9:37
You think you're threatening us? Who are you going to take with you? Every other bust out fraud? Every other Democrat leech who only exists because they feel they can take other people's money?
J.B. PritzkerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:49
This, I'm really interested in this next topic here.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
51:59
We're not going to see any MAGA stuff.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
52:02
We'll see American flags, Confederate flags, stop the steal, don't tread on me, that kind of thing.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
52:08
And it'll get the job done.
Aaron SorkinGUEST
52:10
I didn't want to make it about something smaller than it's about.
William RamseyGUEST
11:42
And if you remember the lead up to the Civil War, it was all about which state would be free and which state would be slave.
William RamseyGUEST
11:49
So the way that the Confederacy was going to kind of game the system was to add slave states.
William RamseyGUEST
11:55
And so they had these kind of things.
William RamseyGUEST
11:58
They didn't have lodges like in the Masonic tradition.

12 MINS LATER

William RamseyGUEST
24:10
David C. Keene, Knights of the Golden Circle, Secret Empire, Southern Secession, and Civil War.
William RamseyGUEST
24:15
And there's like the perfect picture of the the whole Knights of the Golden Circle, the 2,400-mile circle right there centered in the Caribbean in Havana.
William RamseyGUEST
24:26
But he writes in this book, I forgot what page it was, but he says, John Wilkes Booth also met with the Confederacy's Canadian agents perhaps as a KGC representative during a 10 day stay in Montreal, October 18th to 24th, 19, 1864.
William RamseyGUEST
24:42
At the time, Booth was active financing, smuggling of quinine and other essential drugs to the Confederacy for which he drew on his KGC connection.
Stephen A. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
68:58
I've heard race brought up.
Stephen A. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
68:59
I've heard Confederate flags brought up.
Stephen A. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:01
Got it.
Stephen A. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:02
I didn't see that.
Stephen A. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
70:40
Ain't feeling that non-conservatives ain't feeling about them.
Stephen A. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
70:43
I've heard race brought up.
Stephen A. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
70:44
I've heard Confederate flags brought up.
Stephen A. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
70:46
Got it.
Chris JonesGUEST
57:23
You talked about this Chris Jones being the first.
Chris JonesGUEST
57:27
Arkansas is the only formerly Confederate state that has never sent a Black person to Congress.
Chris JonesGUEST
57:31
But I'll add this one for you, which will also make history.
Chris JonesGUEST
57:34
And we make history to bring change.
Matt McNeilHOST
24:32
What would have happened is basically you would have created a situation where it would have been a third world country.
Matt McNeilHOST
24:37
The South, the Confederacy would have been a third world country and you would have eventually had a handful.
Matt McNeilHOST
24:44
And I talk like 200, 300 wealthy white people, uh, Everyone else in the United States would either have been – in the Confederacy would have either been a slave or dirt poor white.
Matt McNeilHOST
24:57
And they would have either overthrown the government and then begged the United States to come back or else they've just – the government itself would realize, well, we're going to get overthrown if we don't do something.
Matt McNeilHOST
25:05
And they would have begged the United States to take it back.
Matt McNeilHOST
25:50
But there was no plan in place to run the thing.
Matt McNeilHOST
25:53
And once again, they were already horrifically in debt.
Matt McNeilHOST
25:56
As a matter of fact, I can make even an argument that Texas or Florida would have probably actually left the Confederacy because things would have been so bad.
Kenneth C. DavisGUEST
55:13
With a
John FugelsangHOST
55:13
Confederate sympathizer president, too.
Kenneth C. DavisGUEST
55:15
With a Confederate slaveholding Confederate sympathizing president, Andrew Johnson, who was also impeached but not removed from office.
Kenneth C. DavisGUEST
55:24
And
John FugelsangHOST
55:25
80 years later...
EaryaanGUEST
55:16
It, it very well could be because that's, I don't know that I actually believe in, uh, ghosts as per the popular definition, uh, we go to, uh, and have you ever realized how many of us have weird, like French theories, uh, And mine is is this whole theory of universal electricity.
EaryaanGUEST
55:42
So what if like when you say, oh, we see the ghosts or like the man that I saw in the boarding house in New Orleans standing at attention in a Confederate uniform? What if that is that's not a spirit? That's just an energy echo of him because he was right there up until the very end.
Matthew OrtonHOST
56:02
The residuals.
Matthew OrtonHOST
56:03
I think we have a lot of residuals.
Michael MonksHOST
34:25
map.
Michael MonksHOST
34:25
God, even the Confederates didn't defend Mississippi.
Michael MonksHOST
34:27
Not well.
Michael MonksHOST
34:29
If you have to send extra resources to Mississippi to protect a Republican incumbent senator, what are your internal polls saying?

1,371 more episodes mention Confederate States of America.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.