We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Gisinski, culture editor here at the Federalist.

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We are joined today by Tyler O'Neill.

He is the managing editor over at the daily signal and the author of making hate pay.

The corruption of the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Tyler, thanks for joining us.

Hey, my pleasure.

Thanks so much for having me, Emily.

Yeah, of course.

And I'll just preface this whole conversation by saying what you did, your work on the Southern Poverty Law Center is so important.

And it's so important to everything we talk about when we talk about things like ESG, when we talk about things like DEI,

like Ibermx, Kendi, all of these things.

You saw what was going to happen, what was going to become of the country in the Southern Poverty Law Center for years,

because they were operating off of these expanded and weaponized definitions of terms like racism and bigotry and Islamophobia

that implicated average conservatives in horrible ideologies.

And so Tyler, by digging into the history of the SPLC and really tracing their influence in our culture, that that was just I think such an important task that you took upon yourself a couple of years ago now.

But the SPLC is still out there doing their thing, aren't they?

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