Amy Cooter, a researcher on domestic militias, Tess Owen, an investigative reporter on extremism, and Paul Rosenzweig, a cybersecurity lawyer, delve into President Trump’s pardons for January 6th insurrectionists. They discuss the alarming message these pardons send to violent militia groups like the Oath Keepers, the influence of social media on far-right extremism, and the potential legal ramifications of Trump's actions. Their insights illuminate the intersection of political violence, militia dynamics, and the risks posed by unchecked executive authority.

Tess Owen, a freelance journalist known for her impactful reporting on the January 6th riots, and Ellie Reeve, CNN correspondent and author of *Black Pill*, dive deep into the chilling developments surrounding January 6. They discuss the unsettling environment of the D.C. jail's 'Patriot Wing' as inmates await potential pardons. The conversation also highlights the troubling rise of far-right extremism, the mainstreaming of alt-right ideologies, and the cultural dynamics within extremist groups, reflecting on their growing influence in today's political landscape.

Tess Owen, a freelance reporter focused on extremism and politics, unpacks the implications of Trump's recent pardons for January 6 rioters, noting a potential rise in far-right extremism and political violence. David Hogg, a passionate gun control activist and DNC vice chair candidate, emphasizes the importance of addressing the needs of young voters while critiquing the Democratic Party's messaging. Together, they explore the challenges and responsibilities facing political leaders in today's polarized climate.

Tess Owen, a journalist focused on extremism and disinformation, shares her insights from her article 'Inside the Patriot Wing.' She reveals how she connected with over 1,400 January 6 defendants in D.C. Jail. The conversation dives into the complex emotional dynamics within the 'Patriot Wing,' examining how confinement shapes their beliefs. Owen also discusses the personal stories behind their radicalization and the role of community support through fundraising efforts. Her journalistic journey highlights the challenge of navigating sensitive topics while seeking truth.

Tess Owen, a journalist at Wired specializing in online misinformation, joins Yael Eisenstadt, a policy fellow researching election disinformation, and Cynthia Miller-Idris, a director at American University studying extremism. They discuss the rising threat of misinformation post-Election Day, focusing on social media companies' preparations. Topics include the challenge of combating false narratives, the impact of militia groups online, and the effectiveness of current strategies. Their insights reveal a pressing need for proactive measures to educate users and maintain election integrity.