Hello, it's Randy Rhodes. Here's a clip from our show and go to randyroads.com for the whole thing and a podcast.

Buy a speaker podcast. Here he was retweeting a felon, you know, somebody that was convicted of religiously aggravated harassment,

of an organization that is a hate-driven organization on the extreme fringes, the far, far right of British politics.

This is like the president retweeting the Ku Klux Klan. You know, this is not a mainstream

organization. From the president of the United States, our greatest ally as a country,

to be retweeting, to be providing a microphone to those voices.

I think everybody, no matter what your political persuasion in the UK, I think it's been

shocked by that.

And in fact, not just provided a microphone, and it really has amplified those voices.

I looked at the woman who he retweeted has some 40,000 followers on Twitter. The president

has, you know, 40 million or whatever the exact number is. Exactly. And the reason this matters

is that these words, these narratives have impact. You know, we live in a society where people

decide what they do on the basis of what they think is socially acceptable.

And when you make hatred like this against a minority, whether it is Jews or Muslims or whatever else,

when you make hatred like this normalized, when you retweet and endorse an organization like this, what that does is it changes people's views of what is acceptable.

It means that people are more open about their hatred.

It means they're more likely to act on their hatred to, you know, one of the things that we often talk about in the aftermath of a Islamist inspired terror attack is who are the hate preachers,

who are the people that are feeding this cancer of hatred in our societies? And we should

ask exactly those same questions on the far right. And these people are the people who are

inciting attacks against minorities. And the president has just been providing them a microphone.

Yeah, I mean, this group, Britain first, which I think many people in the United States

have not heard about. I mean, the man, as far as I understand, who murdered your wife,

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