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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard to a special edition of Human Events, Jack

Sobic.

We are going to do this show, powered by Charlie Pointe, you'll say, all about the history of

Antifa, because it occurred to me that I have written a book on the history of Antifa,

and it is called Antifa Stories from Inside the Black Block.

But it's been a while since we've really had a conversation about them, and it's also

been a while since I've really even discussed it because, look, a lot of stuff that goes

on, but we needed to take time, and I know that we had time sort of over this Christmas

break to be able to drill down on sub-subjects that really deserve it.

And I think that the history of Antifa is something that a lot of people don't understand.

People think that it's this some group that spontaneously came up in 2020, or maybe

even 2016, 2017, folks who don't remember.

There are people even who don't remember the fact that Antifa attacked Trump's inauguration.

I was there, I was there with my wife, who was my fiance at the time, Tony Tay, is there

with my brother? We were on the road where they stormed the highway across 395 in DC.

All the while, their people were down on the street, smashing Starbucks, smashing windows,

setting cars on fire. All of this happened. All of this was true. They also went to our

inaugural party, the ball called the Deplora Ball that we held the night before. There was

myself, my Cernvitch others called it the Deplora Ball, and I said, well, if most inaugural

balls are the day of inauguration, we should do one night before. So we held it then.

And we had hundreds of Antifa out in the street, attacking people, setting fires, throwing

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