p.m. eastern on c-span 2's booktv. check your program guide for more information. >> on our author interview program "after words" the federalist be viewer michael malice but far right politics in america remember here's a portion of that program. >> there's absolutely no agreement across the subculture other than who the enemy and is what the nature of the enemy is. those who favor a awe to the tarean police state and anarchists and those who are internationalists in the sense of i'm going to be a citizen of the world, not the leftest sense but the sense i don't oowe allegiance to a particular nation and very proud americans who will take our country back so across this very little agreement other than who you are against and that is what is interesting because the press would like everyone to be pained with the same noow nazi fascist brush and when you ask groups what they want they're in favor of returning monarchy, so it's really hill lawyerous. when you deal with any subculture, how many different factions there ar

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