Christopher Mathias

Christopher Mathias, journalist and author who exposes the American far right. He tells stories of long-term infiltration, mass leaks like the RocketChat release, and how metadata and archives unmask extremist networks. The conversation also covers militant anti-fascism, tactics like doxing versus direct confrontation, and the real-world legal and safety consequences of unmasking Nazis.

Christopher Mathias, a journalist who has spent years investigating the radical right, narrates undercover infiltrations and massive leaks used to unmask extremist networks. Short, tense stories cover Patriot Front infiltrations, doxing via leaked metadata, legal fallout, risks faced by infiltrators, and the hunt for a Charlottesville attacker.

Christopher Mathias, a journalist and author focused on far-right movements, joins to explore the origins of the anti-fascist label. He discusses Trump's executive orders targeting Antifa and critiques a controversial study claiming rising left-wing terrorism. Mathias sheds light on how MAGA portrays Antifa as a hidden army and revisits the pivotal Charlottesville incident. He also reflects on the implications of designating Antifa as a terrorist group, emphasizing the dangers of misinformation and political repression. His forthcoming book offers deeper insights into these critical issues.

Christopher Mathias, investigative reporter and author who tracks the radical right. Rick Wilson, political strategist and Lincoln Project cofounder. They dig into the Epstein files and who they expose. They explore ties between Bannon, elites and Russian links. They discuss democratic safeguards, legal limits, and shifting battlegrounds in Texas and Florida.

Christopher Mathias, investigative reporter and author of To Catch a Fascist, explains anti-fascist history and modern tactics. He describes decentralized, hyper-local organizing made up of queer, working-class, and everyday people. The conversation covers OSINT, infiltration, doxxing, exposing white supremacists and links to GOP circles, and why community self-defense matters now.