
About this episode
Today, host Reed Galen and Presidential Historian Alexis Coe delve into the unsettling rise of political violence in America, tracing its roots from historical events to contemporary incidents. They explore the societal factors contributing to this trend, including the isolation of young men and the role of media figures like Charlie Kirk.
Through a historical lens, they discuss the implications of political violence, drawing parallels from the American Revolution to modern-day challenges. Join the conversation as they examine the complexities of civic engagement and the urgent need for community action in the face of growing polarization. #PoliticalViolence #CivicEngagement #HistoricalContext
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