Zoe Chace

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782 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 12 Jul

Zoe Chace’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Patrick McLean announces he's going to mulch on all this and go get some shut-eye.
He says he's been sleeping in his Dallas office lately.
As though they're building the hype, the government saves their Antifa expert for the last few days of trial.
Everyone watching has been waiting for him to take the stand.
Finally, Kyle Scheidler takes his place in the witness box.
So what is Antifa, the prosecutor asks.
Scheidler really begins at the beginning.
The word antifa is actually a contraction of sorts, he says.
An abbreviated contraction, which is a common German phenomenon.
It stands for anti-fascist action.
And it stems from the Weimar Republic in Germany.
This goes on for quite a while.
In the middle of a section about the history of fighting with the police over the autonomous squats of West Germany, the judge tries to hurry him along.
No offense to the professor, he says, but this isn't the place for a lecture.
Scheidler, who's not a professor, seems incapable of following the judge's instruction not to lecture.
I fill a notebook with Antifa's post-war rise, basically.
Finally, we get into the present day and these defendants.
Scheidler ticks through the classic hallmarks that show this group is what he calls Antifa.
He talks about how, before that night, everyone communicated over Signal, an example of operational security, OPSEC.
And that night, they all went out dressed in black, another common tactic of Antifa, he says, called Black Block, originally known as Der Schwarze Block, he says.
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