Hi, everybody. Welcome to the Fundamentalists podcast. I'm Elliot Morgan, and I'm here, Peter Rollins.

This is a podcast where we talk about all sorts of fun things that usually involve

whoever Hegel is in some way or another. The last episode we did was on knowledge, how you can know things. And it's a very

good one. And if you like to check that out, the video is obviously on this channel,

YouTube.com slash Elliott Morgan, or you can find out on Spotify, iTunes, and all sorts of other

places under the Fundamentalist, which maybe you can leave us a review on iTunes if you're so inclined.

Oh, yeah.

Thank you if you do.

Yeah, thank you.

And we read them and we love them and you make us feel very good,

if not sometimes very correctly bad, like good notes sometimes.

But anyway, I'm stalling because this is an episode the day after the attempted coup on the Capitol

building from some Trump protesters turned, I guess people are saying we should call them

domestic terrorists.

And I'm reeling. I am very confused on how to go

about this particular subject. There's a lot of people talking about things like Civil War.

All that's fine, man. How are you feeling? I mean, you are, I should spoil something to,

Pete is not from America.

I'm not from America, no.

So you may not be feeling the emotional confusion and weight, I think, of this.

Yeah, I'm not very interested, but I've been very interested in what's going on politically

for the last, you know, six months or more, but not as emotionally invested because

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