The Oh, Hello and welcome to Behind the News. My name is Doug Henwood. Two guests today.

First, Jason Wilson who covers the far right for the Guardian. And at the bottom of the

hour, Todd Cretian will reflect in the history of the International

Socialist Organization, which dissolved itself last week at the age of 42.

First, the far right.

Jason Wilson has been in this show several times to discuss that tendency which he covers for the guardian.

He had a piece in that outlet the other day on an intelligence report, assembled by a consortium of cops, on the risks of political violence.

Done just before the Charlottesville of political violence.

Done just before the Charlottesville Riot in 2017, law enforcement took both sides now attitude, finding

the risks equally attributable to anti-Fascist and ski masks and neo-Nazis bearing assault rifles.

Also, since Jason is based in Portland, he gives an update on the far right and that hotbed of the

far right. And since he's Australian, he gives us some background on the Christ Church mass murderer who came from that country.

Jason Wilson.

Hi Jason, it's been Skype tells me it's been nine nonsense we talked about our friends of the white supremacist and neo-Nazis

so it's time for an update.

No it's been too long.

You had a piece in the Guardian the other day about an intelligence report prepared for law enforcement

before that Charlottesville Riot and they're looking at the wrong targets, right?

Yeah, that's right. The document I was working off was produced by a center called Roquick which is one of a number of risk

centers, regional intelligence sharing system centers around the country and it

basically serves the southern states.

What was this a consortium of police agencies or?

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