Radical Right Groups in America

The transcript discusses the rise of radical right groups in America, particularly since Barack Obama's election in 2008. It highlights Donald Trump's influence in legitimizing nationalist and white supremacist ideologies, emphasizing themes like nationalism, job creation, and border control. The speaker expresses support for Trump's ideas but stops short of endorsing him. The transcript also touches on the mainstreaming of nationalism and the potential growth of the white supremacist movement, with plans to monitor polling places across the country.

What event is identified as a catalyst for the growth of radical right groups in America?

• The rise of social media

• The financial crisis of 2008

• The election of Donald Trump

• The election of Barack Obama

How has Donald Trump influenced radical right groups according to the speaker?

• By ignoring their existence

• By financially supporting them

• By legitimizing their ideology

• By directly instructing them

What is the speaker's opinion on political figures like Al Gore and Mitt Romney?

• They are innovative leaders

• They are similar types of candidates

• They are radical right supporters

• They are indifferent to nationalism

What nationalist principle does the speaker support?

• Free trade

• Globalism

• Open borders

• Closing the borders

What is one of Donald Trump's promises mentioned in the transcript?

• To increase taxes

• To bring back jobs to America

• To reduce military spending

• To promote globalism

How do white supremacist groups view Donald Trump's impact on their movement?

• He is directly leading their movement

• He is undermining their efforts

• He is helping their movement grow

• He is ignoring their existence

What does the speaker want to change America back to?

• A multicultural society

• A globalist nation

• What it was in the past

• A socialist state

What is the speaker's ultimate goal for white people in America?

• To have their own state

• To integrate with other races

• To move to another country

• To become a minority

How does the speaker plan to monitor the polling places?

• By official government mandate

• By using surveillance technology

• By unofficially monitoring with members

• By hiring private security

In what ways does the speaker believe the white supremacist movement is growing?

• Through government support

• Through international alliances

• Through more face-to-face encounters and online engagement

• Through increased media coverage