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When I first heard about the rehab center, it was extremely skeptical.

It always struck me as strange. Why would the most conservative country in the world be running a

progressive rehab program for extremists? Like, that doesn't make sense to me.

What I realized spending so much time there is number one, the idea that all these

men are hard and ideological, you know, soldiers is not true.

Two, there is a kind of, you know, bandwidths of like, yeah, you have the leadership

who definitely are a lot harder to kind of get on board to this whole rehabilitation.

But the foot soldiers, some of the people that you see in the film, who aren't in that

leadership, aren't in that kind of uppercase factor. It's a little bit different.

I knew that this film was going to get attacked. I didn't think it was going to be

from the left, though. I was pretty sure it was going to be from the right.

You can't even watch a two-hour film before chiming in. If that's too much energy

for you to do, then you are not a journalist. You are an activist that writes.

You're not a documentarian. You're an activist with a camera.

If there's something in the film that is factually inaccurate, then we fucked up.

Yes, I will. When you do something wrong, you should apologize.

But for me, apologizing or apologies are not performative.

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