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December 6, 2016
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as posted by the channelThe "Alt-Right" has grabbed headlines in the wake of Trump's victory. Some people say they're just neo-nationalists, while others say they're more neo-nazis, including some of the founders of the movement. What do you think? Let us know and subscribe for new videos every week!
After Richard Spencer, founder of AlternativeRight.com, held a conference after Trump's victory replete with Nazi salutes and appeals to white nationalism, people rushed to condemn a resurgence of neo-Nazism. However, others like Milo Yiannopoulos defend it, saying it has gotten a bad name and that the Alt-Right is really just irreverent pushback of what people see as progressive activists and social justice warriors who have gone too far.
WTI's Lou Perez explains some of the history and asks why anyone would want to be a neo-Nazi - since the Nazi's were, for those who remember World War 2, some of history's biggest losers.
Lou: Lou Perez
Director: Lou Perez
Assistant Director: Harry Terjanian
Written by Toby Muresianu and Lou Perez
DP: Kevin Jacobsen
Sound: Fernando Castillo
HMU: Jenny Diaz
PA/Prompter: Luke Spallino
Editor: Trevor Williams
Executive Producers: Maurice Black, Lou Perez, Erin O’Connor, & Rob Pfaltzgraff
Creative Director: Erin O'Connor
Head Writer: Lou Perez
Marketing: Toby Muresianu
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