Andrew Callaghan

But then at the end of every comment section on every single post, there'd be a comment or two that would say like, this is my brother. I haven't seen him in five years. He hasn't been the same since that workplace accident.

But then at the end of every comment section on every single post, there'd be a comment or two that would say like, this is my brother. I haven't seen him in five years. He hasn't been the same since that workplace accident.

But then at the end of every comment section on every single post, there'd be a comment or two that would say like, this is my brother. I haven't seen him in five years. He hasn't been the same since that workplace accident.

Oh, he got radicalized by this particular platform, like InfoWars or something.

But way before that, what conditions primed him to be a candidate for radicalization?

He lost his pension or got taken off a workman's comp and fell off the deep end. Or, man, this is my best friend. He's been an alcoholic or a divorce. It's very common with older dudes, too.

He lost his pension or got taken off a workman's comp and fell off the deep end. Or, man, this is my best friend. He's been an alcoholic or a divorce. It's very common with older dudes, too.

He lost his pension or got taken off a workman's comp and fell off the deep end. Or, man, this is my best friend. He's been an alcoholic or a divorce. It's very common with older dudes, too.

So I had it in my head for a long time that a lot of the people that you'd see who are the most angry at these kinds of fringe events had some deep personal tragedy in their life prior to even getting politicized at all. I just never had enough time to actually spend with someone to show that theory in action.

So I had it in my head for a long time that a lot of the people that you'd see who are the most angry at these kinds of fringe events had some deep personal tragedy in their life prior to even getting politicized at all. I just never had enough time to actually spend with someone to show that theory in action.

So I had it in my head for a long time that a lot of the people that you'd see who are the most angry at these kinds of fringe events had some deep personal tragedy in their life prior to even getting politicized at all. I just never had enough time to actually spend with someone to show that theory in action.

And this place rules was filmed over the course of two and a half months where I was popping from political flashpoint to political flashpoint, capturing like the raw group energy of the crowds at that time. But with Kelly, I had four years to film this documentary. Wow. So you really got to get into the nitty gritty of what that process looked like.

And this place rules was filmed over the course of two and a half months where I was popping from political flashpoint to political flashpoint, capturing like the raw group energy of the crowds at that time. But with Kelly, I had four years to film this documentary. Wow. So you really got to get into the nitty gritty of what that process looked like.

And this place rules was filmed over the course of two and a half months where I was popping from political flashpoint to political flashpoint, capturing like the raw group energy of the crowds at that time. But with Kelly, I had four years to film this documentary. Wow. So you really got to get into the nitty gritty of what that process looked like.

Not with an emphasis on what particular media he consumed, because that's a lot of times people fall into that trap. Oh, he got radicalized by this particular platform, like InfoWars or something. But way before that, what conditions primed him to be a candidate for radicalization?

Not with an emphasis on what particular media he consumed, because that's a lot of times people fall into that trap. Oh, he got radicalized by this particular platform, like InfoWars or something. But way before that, what conditions primed him to be a candidate for radicalization?

Not with an emphasis on what particular media he consumed, because that's a lot of times people fall into that trap. Oh, he got radicalized by this particular platform, like InfoWars or something. But way before that, what conditions primed him to be a candidate for radicalization?

I think 2028 is kind of the goalpost year because Trump's in office now.

So a lot of these people like on the Kelly side of things, they don't have that underdog complex that put the battery in their back for so many years.

Yes.