This is I don't speak German. I'm Jack Graham, he him, and in this podcast I talk to my friend Daniel Harper,

also he him, about what he learned from years of listening to today's Nazis,

white nationalists, white supremacists, and what they say to each other when they don't think

we're listening.

Be warned, this is difficult subject matter.

Content warnings always apply. All right and welcome to episode 65 of I don't speak German the

podcast in which I tell people about the things that terrible people say when

they don't think we're listening.

As you know, if you're a regular listener and if you don't know if you're not,

normally I am joined by my very good British friend Jack who does all the actual work of this

podcast in terms of making it listenable to send anything you thank you to Jack.

But he is not going to be here today. Instead, I am joined by a no doubt lovely guest. I am joined by Rebecca aka

aka Becca Lewis, the author of the Alternative Influency Network report from Data and Society,

and a PhD student at Stanford.

Please say hi, Becca.

Hi, thanks so much for having me.

I am very happy to have you and I must say given that you are on the West Coast, it is probably, I hope I will never

have to ask this question again, but is your home currently on fire?

So I'm very privileged to be able to say no.

I feel like there aren't many. are many people in California who can say that at this point yes it's so

scary and depressing and kind of I I posted about this on Twitter that I think everyone on the west coast right now is just filled with this sense of like

existential dread and that's the best that you can hope for right because either you're like in an active state of

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