<i>Hashing it Out</i>: Julio Rosas on antifa and white supremacists

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Resistance to the Trump presidency has taken on many different forms, from peaceful protest to more violent means. A collective of self-described anti-fascists, dubbed antifa, fit into the violent category. Instead of just protesting, they vandalize property and brutally assault those on the other side, whether that be neo-Nazis, Proud Boys, white nationalists, Trump supporters, or even sometimes journalists covering their gatherings.

My guest is Julio Rosas, he’s a senior writer with Townhall and formerly a reporter with the Washington Examiner. Rosas has covered antifa demonstrations across the country, including Charlottesville, Virginia, Portland, Oregon, and Washington, D.C.

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