Jeff Schoep

But I don't want people to be afraid to leave.

There's no reason to be afraid to leave.

I mean, obviously, you've got to be aware of your surroundings and wise to it, but I'm always prepared.

A lot of people came with me.

The National Socialist Movement was the largest neo-Nazi organization of its kind when I left.

Today, it's quite small.

It's barely hanging on.

Hundreds left.

How big is the movement in total?

We never had a solid number on it.

But over the years, I could tell you there was thousands and thousands of people that were involved.

And then we would work with other organizations.

So I spoke at Klan functions, skinhead functions, other white nationalist organizations functions.

Because I was that high profile in that world and I was the most high profile white nationalist to ever walk away in the United States.

So I felt like... Not just walk away, but denounce.

Denounce.

And completely shift your perspective.

So I felt like I needed to do something right to make up for the damage that I had done.

And this is one way to do it is to help other people break free and get out of that world.

So...