Geopolitics and Empire is joined by A.M. Hatton, a researcher activist and writer who lives in the

greater L.A. area. While spending time in California's prison system, he caught the activist bug,

suddenly eager to change a world he didn't always care for. He decided to join up with a number of

local activist groups,

which culminated with the occupied movement and the camps that sprung up in America a few

years ago. A memoir of that year-long experience is near completion. And he spends his days,

reading, writing, taking care of his son, and of course battling the forces of darkness,

as are all of us. Welcome to

geopolitics and empire, Kevin. Well, thank you so much for Roger. I appreciate it. There's one correction

that's very important as I am no longer in California. I am a California refugee. I have lived over in

Arizona now for a little more than a year and we had to escape the hellhole that is California.

I could rant about California for a little while, but I'll spare your audience unless you

have some questions about it. Yeah, maybe that'll come up. This is a running trend. I think I've

had some guests as well who have fled. I think of that great film I love with Kurtz Russell. First, it was

escaped from New York and then it was escaped from L.A. I love those movies. Great movies.

Yeah, those are absolutely fantastic. Maybe they were telegraphing to us back then what was

going to happen in the future. But I wanted to talk about, I got it right here, staying on during the Great Resets.

That's one of your books from Stairway Press.

You've got a few others.

We can talk about it at a future time.

But you mentioned how the reset is disappearing logic itself where inconsistency has become a virtue.

And so I've been talking a lot about the great reset.

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