these are groups like the san diego minutemen, who have been known to do things like " blue lights on the top of their cars and cheese people -- chase people down the road to scare them. >> let's take this call from charles. caller: hello, sir. i am a former member of the organization. host: charles? let's move onto pristine on our line for independencts. pts. caller: you mentioned that he party and those set have not stepped over the edge, the effect that the people that are at risk -- de think these people are at risk of becoming members of the extreme right? >> i think we're seeing a great deal of mixing. i think it went -- i think when you look a that a party phenomenon, you cannot say that this is uniform like a radical right group. i think that is false. that said, if you look at them, and there are many streaks of conspiracy theories, racial feelings, sometimes real racist feelings, and other kinds of demonizing propaganda that have been absorbed from other groups. what i am saying is that, for instance, many people in the tea party movement have to absorb the conspiracy theory