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So, Asha, what is driving the rise of anti-Semitism and white supremacy?

It's complicated.

I'm Asher Renga, I'm a former FBI Special Agent

and teach national security law at Yale University and I'm a legal and national security analyst.

And I'm Renata Mariati. I'm a former federal prosecutor, a practicing lawyer and a legal analyst.

And we're here to help you understand topics that can't be boiled down to a sound bite or a tweet.

So Renato.

You know, we're having this national conversation right now because Trump, once again,

has been engaging in in this time in pretty direct dialogue with

white supremacist Nick Fuentes who he had to dinner at Maralago along

with Conyay West who has recently been in the news for his anti-Semitic comments.

And so, you know, we're really focused on Trump

and his normalization of white supremacy and the silence of Republicans and

condemning it but I'm curious what your take on this is and you know how much broader we need to expand this conversation?

Well I will say I think that first of all I didn't know who the heck Nick Foyes was. I don't know if I was alone on that one. I'm like, who is this guy?

Watching a bunch of clips of him talking, I mean he seems to be not only like, you know, it's one thing to say someone's white

a white supremacist or anti-Semitic is another thing like this dude is like

really proud of it and very outspoken and is out there trying to win over others to his cause.

Like yes I'm proudly racist, I'm proudly anti-Semitic.

He was there at Charlottesville, that notorious time when, you know, Trump

said there's good people on both sides. So, you know, this guy is a preacher of

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