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on Rumble, on Facebook. It is good to see you all. Thank you for joining us today on the Liz Wheeler Show. I'm your host, Liz Wheeler. If you haven't already subscribed to the show, would you take a moment and do that before we get started? Just bring up the Spotify app on your phone. Search Liz Wheeler Show, hit subscribe. And if you would be so kind, leave us a five-star review.

It helps other people find the show. I greatly appreciate each and every one of you who have been doing this, because a lot of you have been subscribing after I ask. And it warms my heart. I really appreciate everything that we do together. We have a big show for you planned today. We have a very special guest coming up here just a couple moments. But before we get to that guest, there is major breaking news in our country related to the

investigation into the radical trans-antifa terror network. You know the one, the one that we have

been talking about on the Liz Wheeler show since the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

You know, the left has launched this narrative around Antifa. It's been around for a while,

but they've ramped up this narrative since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, that Antifa is just an idea. Antifa is not an organization. They're a decentralized network. They tell us,

they're portraying Antifa as if Antifa is just the wind. They're a decentralized network. They tell us. They're portraying

Antifa as if Antifa is just the wind. They fade into the shadows. There's no way to capture them.

There's no way to label them as a domestic terror organization because they're simply not real. They're not concrete. They're an abstract.

They're an idea. Now, you and I know that this is not true. We've gone to great lengths to trace Antifa back to its origin, both funding and organizationally. And we know that Antifa hides themselves behind other radical left groups. You can think of it like a shell game. Antifa black block militants hide behind groups like the Socialist Rifle Association or the John

Brown Gun Club or armed queers of Salt Lake City groups that we have exposed and broken down in episodes

over the course of the past couple of weeks. Many of you have followed along closely with

these investigations and exposés. If you haven't followed along, I highly recommend that you go back and listen to these episodes

because we do a thorough breakdown of exactly how this works.

These radical leftist groups, which sometimes have innocuous names like the John Brown Gun Club,

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