Really happy to have you here, happy Mayday to all those who celebrate and hopefully we all do.

This, I'm sorry to say, was Columbus, Ohio this weekend.

Gentleman, very bravely wearing ski masks with sunglasses over the eye holes,

along with matching little coordinated outfits that made them look like poorly groomed assistant

managers at a tire store. These gentlemen in Columbus are part of a neo-Nazi group,

and I don't say that as a general matter, it's not just something I'm surmising from their look.

I say that because they're really not being subtle about it. They are, in fact, flying a gigantic

swastika flag. Very subtle. What's your point here, guys? Again, this was Saturday, that was

this weekend, 2023, in Columbus, Ohio. And I want to be able to say that it is nothing particular

to Ohio. Certainly, we have seen these kind of displays in other states recently. But if this

is ringing a bell, this footage from Columbus at all, if this is ringing a bell for you, it may be

because this footage here was from just a few weeks ago, from March in Wadsworth, Ohio, just outside

Akron. We covered this on the show just a few weeks ago when Greater Akron, Ohio, had their own

big Nazi outbreak. This was, again, just a few weeks ago in March of this year. And then it was

just last week in Ohio, where we got the announcement of federal charges for another neo-Nazi,

charged with trying to burn down a church just outside Cleveland, Ohio.

Molotov cocktails thrown in an arson attack on a church.

This Nazi stuff, it's like it started off as one little itchy spot in Ohio, but now it's clear,

it's not a bug bite, it's a rash. And it's oozing and spreading all over, it's disgusting,

but it really doesn't help to pretend that you can't see it, Ohio.

And it's not like it's hard to follow the plot here about what these guys are doing. And each of

these instances, these Nazi groups are turning out in Ohio and the purported motive behind the

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