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🗓️ 2 July 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Six months after January 6th, we look back on our year of reporting into the militia movement.

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0:00.0	On this week's On the Media, how our year-long investigation into militia walkie-talkie chat rooms
0:07.0	helped unveil an oathkeeper conspiracy set for January 6th.
0:12.7	Zello, the internet walkie-talkie app is the number one free app, according to iTunes.
0:18.3	It's us or tyranny. It's us or failure.
0:21.2	It's us or a post-American world.
0:23.8	This is not time to be congenial and polite.
0:27.1	It's time to go in there and kick their asses.
0:30.3	The continuous engagement with one another through social media has really normalized
0:36.7	the notion of the vigilante.
0:39.1	We are in the main dome right now.
0:41.1	We are rocking it.
0:41.9	They're throwing grenades, but we're in here.
0:44.4	One of my biggest concerns is that we look at January 6th as the end of something.
0:49.4	I think we should be more open to the possibility that it was a continuation or even a beginning of something.
0:55.7	It's all coming up right after this.
1:00.4	From WNYC in New York, this is on the media.
1:03.8	I'm Brooke Gladstone.
1:05.4	This week marks six months since January 6th.
1:09.0	The day of pro-Trump mob stormed the U.S. Capitol.
1:12.6	Fight for Trump!
1:14.6	We've lost the line.
1:16.6	All they did in, come back to do up the deck, I'll stop.
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