Bruce Hoffman

Bruce Hoffman, a Senior Fellow for counterterrorism and homeland security at the Council for Foreign Relations, dives into the alarming rise of political violence in the U.S. He connects online extremist rhetoric to real-world violence, examining the normalization of aggressive speech among political figures. Hoffman discusses the romanticization of vigilante acts and cultural acceptance of violence, warning of its implications for democracy and social cohesion. Historical parallels enhance the conversation, highlighting the urgent need for unity in addressing these challenges.

Bruce Hoffman and Jacob Ware discuss their book on far-right terrorism, covering topics such as the historical trajectory of extremist violence, the influence of Donald Trump, and the threat of far-right terrorism in the 2024 election. They also explore accelerationism and its role in promoting violent revolution, the use of technology for radicalization and recruitment, the impact of social media on far-right terrorism, and the need for unity and open-mindedness to counter these threats.

Esteemed guest Dr. Bruce Hoffman discusses trauma, childhood trauma impact on health, Quantum Biology, Cell Danger Response Theory, pitfalls of modern medicine, treating complex patients, self-regulation importance, addressing nervous system, family systems dynamics, shifting paradigms, and patient advocacy in a holistic approach to healing on the podcast.

Dr. Bruce Hoffman, an expert in histamines and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), delves into the intricate connections between MCAS, CIRS, Lyme, childhood wounds, and family dynamics. Topics include regulating the nervous system, methylation, sulfur intolerance, early childhood trauma, and holistic approaches to treating MCAS.

Join Bruce Hoffman, a leading expert in counterterrorism and homeland security at the Council on Foreign Relations, as he dives into the complexities of modern terrorism. He discusses the impact of drone technology on terrorist strategies and the rise of extremist threats domestically. Hoffman also explores geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding Israel and Iran, and examines how the pandemic has fueled far-right and far-left extremism in the U.S. His insights shed light on the evolving landscape of security challenges today.