H4 - Charlie James discusses a U.S.–Greenland security deal, UN speeches, political races, and a campaign to alter male diets.

During Hour 4 of The Charlie James Show on September 22, 2026, host Charlie James breaks down several political and cultural topics. He leads with commentary on modern feminism, asserting that progressive ideologies fuel anger and modern cultural divides, and cites author Carrie Gress to support his view that historical movements strategically leveraged anger. Transitioning to pop culture, he defends Taylor Swift's public support of her partner, arguing that wives supporting their husbands' achievements should be celebrated rather than criticized. Turning to global affairs, James examines a trilateral defense agreement signed at the United Nations between the U.S., Denmark, and Greenland. He praises the strategic move, arguing it secures long-term American military access and keeps foreign rivals like China and Russia out of the Arctic without the necessity of buying the territory. On the domestic front, he offers a cynical view of local politics, predicting that North Carolina's Senate seat will remain in Democratic hands while emphasizing the importance of Republican turnout in South Carolina. Finally, James criticizes a Gates Foundation-supported campaign aiming to shift young men away from meat-heavy diets, framing it as a social engineering effort to alter traditional masculinity.