Scott Greer is a conservative writer, journalist, and podcaster best known for his work at The Daily Caller, founded by Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson.

Scott Greer’s Biography, Wiki and Latest Facts

Greer is also the author of No Campus for White Men: The Transformation of Higher Education into Hateful Indoctrination, which critiques left-wing culture and politics on college campuses.

Greer claims to have an IQ of 187, which would place him among the world’s smartest persons, but his adversaries have publicly mocked and contested his assertion.

How much is Scott Greer’s Net Worth?

Greer is assumed to be single, with no known children. He currently lives in Washington, D.C., and works as a freelance writer and podcaster. However he has not revealed his net worth, but some sources believe it is over $2 million, based on his revenues from The Daily Caller, book sales, and podcast subscriptions. He has also gotten contributions from his supporters and fans.

Nationality, ethnicity, and religion of Scott Greer

Scott Greer is an American citizen who was born in Tennessee. He is of white European descent, but his precise ethnic origin is unknown.He has not publicly stated his religious affiliation, but he has criticized Christian Zionism and pro-life causes.

Early Life and Education

Greer was born in Tennessee, USA, in the early 1990s. In 2013, he graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in political science and history.

He was a contributor to Campus Reform, a conservative blog that exposes liberal bias and abuse on college campuses. He also contributed to other conservative media outlets, including the Drudge Report, Breitbart, Fox Nation, and Real Clear Politics.

The Daily Caller

Greer began working as a columnist for The Daily Caller in 2014 and eventually rose to the position of deputy editor. He wrote writings that frequently reflected strong conservative and nationalist ideas, and they occasionally sparked controversy and criticism. For example, he supported a white nationalist event in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017 and mocked the victims of the Las Vegas shooting in 2018. He also supported Donald Trump’s ideas while criticizing his opponents and the mainstream media.

Greer departed The Daily Caller in 2018 after it was uncovered that he was affiliated with the white nationalist movement and had written for the white supremacist Radix Journal under the pseudonym Michael McGregor. He also appeared on podcasts and conferences alongside famous white supremacists like Richard Spencer and Jared Taylor. Greer admitting to making “poor choices” in the past, but denied being a white supremacist or a racist.

Scott Greer Books: No campus for white men.

Greer’s first and only book, No Campus for White Men: The Transformation of Higher Education Into Hateful Indoctrination, was published in 2017. According to the book, the left’s concern with diversity, victimization, and identity politics has resulted in unfriendly and oppressive conditions for white men on campus.

He believes that professors, administrators, and students who advocate for radical social justice, diversity, and political correctness discriminate against, silence, and hate white men. He also condemns microaggressions, safe spaces, gender identities, and trigger warnings, accusing the left of fostering a culture of fear and censorship.

The book’s foreword was written by Milo Yiannopoulos, a controversial right-wing agitator and former Breitbart editor. Other conservative personalities, like Ann Coulter, Gavin McInnes, and David Horowitz, endorsed it as well. However, several reviews slammed the book, accusing Greer of spreading misinformation, intolerance, and hatred. They criticized his sources, arguments, and anecdotes, highlighting errors and fallacies in his reasoning.

Controversies

Scott Greer has been embroiled in a number of issues, owing to his affiliation with the white supremacist movement and his views on race, immigration, and culture. Some of the controversies:

• In 2018, he departed The Daily Caller after it was discovered that he had written for the white supremacist Radix Journal under the alias Michael McGregor.
• He also appeared on podcasts and conferences alongside famous white supremacists like Richard Spencer and Jared Taylor. He admitted to making “poor choices” in the past, but denied being a white nationalist or racist.
• In 2017, he published his book No Campus for White Men: The Transformation of Higher Education into Hateful Indoctrination, which contends that the left’s obsession with diversity, victimization, and identity politics has made college campuses hostile and oppressive to white men.The book’s foreword was written by Milo Yiannopoulos, a controversial right-wing agitator and former Breitbart editor.
• Other conservative personalities, like Ann Coulter, Gavin McInnes, and David Horowitz, endorsed it as well. However, several reviews slammed the book, accusing Greer of spreading misinformation, intolerance, and hatred.
• They also questioned his sources, arguments, and anecdotes, highlighting errors and fallacies in his reasoning.
• After Donald Trump won the presidential election in 2016, he tweeted, “As a white man, I finally now feel safe in America”. He claimed to have received a response of racial comments and slurs, including “cracker” and “mayo-lookin”. He said he was “only trolling” in response to the demands.
• In 2015, he defended a white nationalist march in Charlottesville, Virginia, while mocking the victims of the Las Vegas shooting. He also supported Donald Trump’s ideas while criticizing his opponents and the mainstream media.

Twitter and Podcasts

Greer is active on Twitter, where he has over 100,000 followers. Scott Greer, also known as @ScottMGreer, is 6’2″ tall with an IQ of 187. He frequently tweets about his political beliefs, mocks his foes, and trolls his critics. He also claims to have a very high IQ, 187, which many people question and scorn. Also he has been involved in a number of Twitter feuds and controversies, including one with journalist Talia Lavin. Who accused him of being a neo-Nazi, and another with musician Nicki Minaj, who blocked him after he criticized her music.

Greer also presents the podcast Highly Respected, which he debuted in 2020. Greer provides nationalist and populist criticism on current events, politics, and culture in the podcast. He also interviews people who share his viewpoints, such as Michelle Malkin, Ann Coulter, and Patrick Casey. The podcast is available through Substack, a platform for freelance authors and podcasters.