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.

Hello and welcome to episode 82 of I Don't Speak German, the podcast that

blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And yeah, there's another very special episode this week,

where we have more people on the show than have ever been on before. Daniel, what's up with you

then at the moment? I'm doing all right. It warmed up here finally, so we're, you know, all the snow

is melted, which just means that the ice in the sun, my heart, it's not matched by the experience

of being outside, which is fine, I suppose. This is a podcast about the weather now. You didn't

yeah, no, we shifted, but that's we're just going to be covering climate change on a very,

very incremental basis of no, it's about the weather, but joining us for this episode, we have

two old cronies of mine, particularly Elizabeth Sandefur. Hello there. Hello, hello, and also

we're very honored as well as on being honored to have L here. We're very honored also to have

David Gerard with us. Good evening. So if you could just let us know who you are and what the

hell you're doing on this show, L, you stop. I'm Elizabeth Sandefur. I am the writer of a book

called Near Reaction Abassalist, which looks at the alt-right movement and also this weird thing

that we're going to be talking more about called the rationalist subculture and some people like it

and think it's good. Nobody likes near reactions at all. And I'm David Gerard. I am

the person who helped Elizabeth write near reaction abassalist. And I've been following these guys

for about a decade now. I do other things as well, mostly talking about why Bitcoin is stupid.

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