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Two bombs went off inside large packed theaters in the Bronx.

The bombs went off in the front of the theater.

People scurried out and then nearly caused a riot

when the police wouldn't turn the movies back on.

You know, it was just bombs were seen as a part of life especially in

urban America.

You're listening to War College, a weekly podcast that brings you the stories from behind the front lines. Here are your hosts, Matthew Galt and October marked an uptick in

white nationalist violence in America.

Proud Boys assaulted people in New York City, a man killed two people in a grocery store in Kentucky

while telling a bystander that whites don't shoot whites.

A man mailed pipe bombs to prominent Democrats, journalists, and George Soros,

a shooter murdered 14 people in a Pittsburgh synagogue.

Sometimes it feels as if America is entering a new era of political violence. Here to help us figure out if that's true is Brian Burrow, author of Barbarian at the Gates, public enemies, the big rich, and days of rage America's radical underground, the FBI, and the forgotten rich and

the FBI and the forgotten age of revolutionary violence.

Brian, thank you so much for joining us.

My pleasure.

I will first of all, for the people that't read it, and everybody should read this book.

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