Hey everybody, I'm Natasha Del Toro and this is verified.

Now we just wrapped up our third season, the next threat.

And I wanted to say thank you to the thousands and thousands of people who listened in.

We are truly grateful.

And if you haven't had a chance to listen to all the episodes, I hope that you can go

back and catch up.

We're not going to have any spoilers in this episode.

So for those of you who have been listening, you know that this season, our team uncovered

an international network of global extremists who are recruiting for a new holy war.

Now, this is a network that goes from Russia to Spain to Sweden to the United States.

We also talked about some of the dangerous ideas that white supremacists are latching

on to, false conspiracies like how white Christians around the world face a threat of extinction.

These conspiracies have been cited in the manifestos of mass shooters like the one in

El Paso, Texas or Christ Church and the Tree of Life synagogue.

And what's so scary is that these hateful ideas are becoming more and more mainstream.

Because this series has been playing out, there's one key question that we've heard frequently

from our colleagues and from listeners.

They're asking, what can they do in our own lives?

Mark Greenblatt is, of course, our lead reporter in the series and he joins us today.

Mark, what's on your mind as you think about this big question?

Well, I mean, I think Natasha, it's a really interesting question.

I mean, look, you know, I mean, you hear about these big networks that we're unpacking

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