You have this sort of like shadow that's building up under America where we are an utterly insane people.

I mean, if you talk to enough foreigners, you'll come to realize Americans are kind of nuts in a very positive way.

And so we have this built up tension that we don't really know how to relief.

This is from not the bee, which at this point is like

one of the more reputable outlets. These journals are getting a little out of control. Leftist

gun group uses note written on bullets that killed Charlie Kirk to recruit students at Georgetown

University. You guys probably saw this, hey, fascist catch at Georgetown, at a university.

Which people are the evil phagia?

I have a very salient question.

It was the John Brown Gun Club at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.

His advertising for new members by using one of the phrases written on Charlie Kirk's

assassins bullet casing and proclaiming that they celebrate the death of Nazis.

These are profoundly, profoundly evil people. If you know anything about the John Brown Gun Club, they are this like, yeah, basically a leftist paramilitary. And they need to be cracked down on with the full force of the American government. But we're going to get Rudyard in. We're going to get him to talk about this. And it's going to be a beautiful, beautiful thing.

Let's see if he's in here.

Hey, Rudyard, can you hear me?

I can hear you. Can you hear me? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I think we're in business. Well, I imagine everyone knows you that's watching. You're obviously a friend of the show. Maybe for a few people that don't, could you give a quick introduction who you are and what you do?

Hi, everybody.

It's a real pleasure to be here and thanks for having me. And I'm Rudyard Lynch.

I run the YouTube channel, What If Alt Hist, which looks at the patterns in history to try to predict the future.

I'm well known for my bet when I came on earlier here that America's on the verge of a new civil war.

Yeah, well, it's a good bet looking at the direction we're heading in right now.

I was leading into this interview with an article, it wasn't really an article, it was a tweet

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