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Exposing fight clubs in Canada and U.S. training for 'race war' together | Visual investigations
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6:25Now PlayingSecond Sons is Canada's biggest white nationalist group and, for the first time, it sent members south of the border to train. CBC's visual investigations team tracks Second Sons' journey to the U.S. where members met with white supremacist fight clubs and founder of the global "active club" movement Robert Rundo — on supervised release for violent offences — at an event hosted by notorious group Patriot Front.
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