we're at a point where, you know, again, we were talking about normies coming across this and

doing their own analysis and putting it up for the world to see. And it, that's a really bad idea.

You know, partially, they don't understand these terms. So the shooters referred to themselves

as, quote, Sons of Tarrant. And that's incredibly important.

Yeah. of Tarrant. And that's incredibly important. All right. And welcome to episode,45, divisible by five number.

That's a fun time.

Of I don't speak German, a podcast of which usually I talk to my friend Jack about the worst people in the American far right, the American right wing movement, American fascism, whatever we call these things.

Usually he does the intros.

I suck at this.

He's much better.

Much more dry wet.

Anyway, Jack could not be here with us today.

We're kind of doing an emergency episode because there was a, what we call it,

a mass casualty event that happened in San Diego earlier this week.

And our good friend of the show show i hope we can call it that

misentropy uh joining us once again to discuss a absolutely horrifying event um a mass

shooting um in san diego at and at the largest mosque in the city um san diego is a

i have fiery i have some ties too i have very fond memories of of. And it's a it's it's absolutely disgusting. So, uh, Ms. Intraby, uh, welcome back to the show. It is, uh, I hate, I mean, it's always great to be back on the show. But never, never for this reason. Not for these reasons. Yeah. It's like I love, I love talking to you. you I hate being I hate talking about this that's kind of what people say I'm thrilled to be back and this is just the worst thing to be back for I mean I've gone on before about Tom Mesker and talk about the Iran war and this time it's just an, extra close to home because right now I live in San

Diego. So this is particularly close to my heart and regionally, you know, right through the heart.

Yeah. No, absolutely. Absolutely. Thank you for having me. Oh, no, no, no. Absolutely. I mean,

I think you reached out kind of like as it happened and, you know, I was like, I don't know. I wasn't following the news that day. And so like it just didn't kind of penetrate my thick skull. And then I said, oh, yes, of course. Yes, no, absolutely. Yes, please. It's interesting that you say that because I was offline trying to work on part of my book project and my partner called because

my partner was on his way to his lunch break driving by and he was parked on the street across

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