Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Weekender edition of the Munk Creek podcast. I'm Jared J.R. J.

Sexton. I'm drinking carbonated water, Nick. I'm not drinking a beer because right now, I think if I

started like 2.30 in the afternoon, I think I would be done. I'm here with Nick Houseman. Nick, how we doing, bud?

We're good. I match your carbonated beverage. Little water is always a great way to start the

afternoon. That's why they call us the bubbly boys. All around these lands, they call us the

bubbly boys. Everybody, we are here for the weekend or show. We have a special

guest with us. Teddy Wilson, journalist researcher who reports and researches on the U.S.

Radical Right. Also, the publisher of Radical Reports. For my money, one of the most essential

places to go to understand extremism in the United States of America. Fantastic. Teddy,

thanks so much for

joining us. Yeah, thank you for having me. It's a real pleasure to be on the podcast. I've been

a listener of yours for a while now. So it's really interesting to be on the other side of the

mic from y'all. Well, I got to tell you, it's an absolute disgrace that we haven't made this

happen earlier. And in the interest of disclosure here, you know, this is the Weekender edition for patrons, but we want everybody to hear what Teddy has to say on this important issue. So this part is going to be free. But if you want to listen to the rest of the thing, you've got to go over to patreon.com slash Mike Break podcast. That is my beat for the day. But Teddy, Nick,

we got to talk about something that, you know, it's not surprising, but it sucks. It just

absolutely sucks. We got to talk about this guy, Solomon Pena, a candidate out in New Mexico,

who ran for state representative, ended up losing

by 47 points. That close, Nick, that close, just by razors.

Still a chance. Still a chance. Hopefully we get a recount going here. But in the meantime,

Solomon Pena, this Republican candidate, after his loss, harassed multiple people,

and then eventually, it turns out allegedly, because we've got to take care of the legal part

of the show, ended up paying four separate men to go to the houses of two county commissioners,

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