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I'm Josh Clark and there's Charles W. Chuck Bryant and there's guest producer Josh over there.

So you put the three of us together and we're going to get a little true crime history on you.

With the trial of Sako and Ben Zetti.

Yeah, these guys, I mean a little backstory on I guess the time we're talking about the 1920s in the United States.

We're talking about two gentlemen that were both anarchists that were both Italian immigrants

and both supposedly followers of this really notable anarchist name Luigi Galiani.

This guy was sort of an anarchist leader.

He put out an anarchist rag.

He was called for violence.

He has a history of authorizing like bombings, assassination attempts, like really tough stuff.

And so this is who supposedly Sako and Ben Zetti were, you know, I guess by association advocating?

Sure. Advocating for this type of violence themselves as immigrant anarchists.

Do you remember in our anarchism episode like during this period,

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