It's going back to a time of the Russian czars. And what he does is he paints this picture of the world he wants to see, which is one in which white people, white Christians specifically, rule. And he paints - we had an exclusive interview with this - the leader. But we were able to connect with a known - somebody who's a known terrorist in the United States, who is the leader of an organization called RIM, which is the Russian Imperial Movement, the first and only white supremacist organization that's been designated as a terrorist organization by the State Department. The leader of this movement that we talked to - and when I say movement, I'm not saying that there's only one movement. NATASHA DEL TORO: The idea is really to try to unify in a fight for white power. When we spoke, I asked her to explain the philosophy that drives this movement. Along with her colleague, Mark Greenblatt, she spent more than a year reporting this story. It's hosted by investigative journalist Natasha Del Toro.
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The series is called "Verified: The Next Threat," and it describes how disparate groups are coming together across borders in an effort to promote its goal of white Christian rule. These individuals and groups are influenced by - and in some cases connected to - violent, far-right movements in Europe, which is itself part of a global movement animated by white supremacy. But a new investigative podcast says that's not an accident. But they had one thing in common - a willingness to embrace violent extremism and a tolerance for hate symbols of the past like swastikas and Confederate flags. And so far, it seems like a motley crew with a variety of agendas. Capitol aimed at overthrowing the 2020 election. So far, more than 760 people have been charged in connection with the mob attack on the U.S.
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