Prof. Gerald Horne examines pivotal political and historical forces shaping the U.S. & world.

Beginning with a critique of the U.S. White Left, Professor Horne explores how competing historical narratives continue to influence politics, race, empire, and class in America. He also discusses themes from his forthcoming work on The Counter-Revolution of 1776, challenging conventional interpretations of the American founding.The discussion then turns to current geopolitical developments, including:The House-approved Israel–U.S. FY2027 National Defense AuthorizationThe proposed Saudi Arabia–U.S. civilian uranium enrichment agreementThe broader implications for U.S. foreign policy, global power, and international securityProfessor Horne also shares updates on his current and upcoming books, offering insight into the research and historical questions driving his latest scholarship.Whether you're interested in Black history, global politics, political economy, international relations, or historical revision, this interview provides a thought-provoking perspective grounded in decades of research.Topics CoveredThe U.S. White LeftThe Counter-Revolution of 1776Israel–U.S. FY2027 National Defense AuthorizationSaudi Arabia–U.S. Uranium Enrichment ProgramU.S. Foreign PolicyEmpire and Global PowerBlack Radical TraditionRace, Class & Settler ColonialismCurrent and Upcoming Books by Professor Gerald HorneSubscribe for more conversations with leading historians, scholars, and public intellectuals exploring history from a global Black perspective.Hashtags#GeraldHorne #ProfessorGeraldHorne #BlackHistory #AfricanAmericanHistory #USHistory #CounterRevolution1776 #WhiteLeft #Geopolitics #InternationalRelations #ForeignPolicy #Israel #SaudiArabia #MiddleEast #Empire #Imperialism #PoliticalHistory #WorldHistory #CurrentEvents #PoliticalAnalysis #BlackIntellectuals #HistoryMatters #Colonialism #SettlerColonialism #YouTubeEducation #HistoryPodcastSearch TagsGerald Horne, Professor Gerald Horne interview, Gerald Horne 2026, Counter Revolution of 1776, Counter-Revolution of 1776, White Left, US White Left, Black history, African American history, US politics, geopolitics, foreign policy, Israel US defense authorization, FY2027 NDAA, Saudi Arabia uranium enrichment, Middle East politics, imperialism, empire, settler colonialism, political history, world history, Black intellectual, Black liberation, race and class, international relations, current events, history podcast, political commentary, American empire, colonialismSave the Date