From the Center for Investigative Reporting in PRX, this is Reveal.

I'm Alex.

Testing, testing, testing.

One, two, three, four.

We are testing the nice brand new national socialist movements, PA system.

Almost a year after the Unite the Right Rally protest in Charlottesville,

Will Carless is in New Ninja, Georgia, a small town that's about a 40-minute car ride from Atlanta.

He's covering a white supremacist rally held by the national socialist movement.

There are a few hundred protestors over there, and the air knots is setting up.

There's a huge police presence.

Helicopters are flying in the air, military-grade vehicles are patrolling the streets,

and riot teams are on the ready.

But the majority of the people at this rally are in fact counter protestors.

So there were hundreds of people just screaming at these neo-nazies while they were setting up their sound system,

and they then proceeded to make a bunch of just incoherent speeches that just rambled on

and pretty much covered the whole gamma to their hateful worldview,

but without any coherence or intelligence.

You're being really quiet.

First up, we're going to have none other than the commander of the nationalist socialist movement.

You're kind of hearing the background, members of the group shouting to this lady,

like, hey, this is our name, and that really just summed up to me how kind of pathetic these guys really were.

But this scene is ineffectual as these white supremacists were on that day.

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