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President Biden identified "white supremacist terrorism" as the most lethal threat to the U.S. homeland today, surpassing Al Qaeda and ISIS. This assessment, reportedly from intelligence agencies, has been criticized as divisive and "evil" by those who believe it targets a specific segment of the American population. The rhetoric is seen as a barrier to the "healing" and unity the President simultaneously calls for.
White House Working Group, Online Radicalization
A new White House interagency working group is tasked with countering "online radicalization to violence." The initiative targets groups including Al-Qaeda adherents, white supremacists, and "sovereign citizens." The hosts express concern that the broad definitions of "division" and "anti-government extremism" could eventually be used to target independent media and political dissenters.
Adam Curry announces new domain names for the show, including "Drone Kill Nation" and "White Al Qaeda." They provide an update on the No Agenda store, mentioning a 15% discount code "BOGATIV" and discussing new merchandise like lanyards. A tangent follows regarding a blinking lanyard seen at a trade show.
