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A History of American Fascism, From Mussolini to Trump
21:05 - 28:09 (07:03)
The historian Sam Wineburg discusses how myths about the country’s past and present have created a “post-truth” landscape and paved the way for Trumpism.
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The speaker talks about the problem of building a political organization despite the enemy's control of communication and how it is important to reach the masses irrespective of how they are reached initially.
21:05 - 23:02 (01:56)
Summary
The speaker talks about the problem of building a political organization despite the enemy's control of communication and how it is important to reach the masses irrespective of how they are reached initially.
ChapterA History of American Fascism, From Mussolini to Trump
EpisodePart Two: George Lincoln Rockwell: The Most Racist American in History
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speakers engage in a casual conversation about the brand recognition of Dr. Pepper and its similarities with other low-cost diet beverages, while also discussing potential names for a musical.
23:03 - 23:36 (00:32)
Summary
The speakers engage in a casual conversation about the brand recognition of Dr. Pepper and its similarities with other low-cost diet beverages, while also discussing potential names for a musical.
ChapterA History of American Fascism, From Mussolini to Trump
EpisodePart Two: George Lincoln Rockwell: The Most Racist American in History
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Despite increasing conflicts with Jewish war veterans, George Lincoln Rockwell received less media attention in the summer of 1961 due to a successful strategy by Alan Feinberg to reduce press coverage and instead have supporters write articles in endorsement of the quarantine strategy.
23:37 - 26:33 (02:56)
Summary
Despite increasing conflicts with Jewish war veterans, George Lincoln Rockwell received less media attention in the summer of 1961 due to a successful strategy by Alan Feinberg to reduce press coverage and instead have supporters write articles in endorsement of the quarantine strategy.
ChapterA History of American Fascism, From Mussolini to Trump
EpisodePart Two: George Lincoln Rockwell: The Most Racist American in History
PodcastBehind the Bastards
A man who drove a converted Volkswagen called the "Hate Bus" across America would play it up as if now a Jewish family had a dog and didn't even know it was racist.
26:34 - 28:09 (01:35)
Summary
A man who drove a converted Volkswagen called the "Hate Bus" across America would play it up as if now a Jewish family had a dog and didn't even know it was racist. He also harassed civil rights advocates like the Freedom Riders.