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With the far-right on the rise around the world, comedian Jamali Maddix goes on a tour to confront groups spreading hate across the world.
2017
Jamali travels to meet members of the National Socialist Movement, the largest neo-Nazi group in America, who openly idolize Adolf Hitler and endorse all things White Power.
Jamali goes to Harlem, NY to meet black separatists.
In Ukraine -- the only country in Europe fighting a war on its own soil -- Jamali meets with Azov, a far-right militant group that gained legitimacy despite its neo-Nazi roots.
Jamali takes a trip to the Holy Land to meet the Lehava, the anti-assimilation group trying to prevent Arabs and Jews from marrying.
Jamali embeds himself in the Nordic Youth, who patrol Sweden's streets hunting refugees, to try to understand their response to this global crisis.
Jamali comes home to Britain to confront its most deep-rooted fears about the future of the country and Britain's acceptance of multiculturalism and racism in the shadow of Brexit.
2018
Jamali spends time with hate preacher Ruben Israel and his fundamentalist disciples as they attempt to disrupt the New Orleans “Southern Decadence” festival.
Jamali hangs out with conservative students as tensions on campus rise during UC Berkeley's “Free Speech Week.”
Jamali travels to South Carolina to spend the weekend with a group of kids enrolled in a "correctional weekend" that promises to deter kids from a life of crime.
With the abortion debate reignited, Jamali spends time with two passionate but very different pro-life preachers.
Jamali explores the highly charged issue surrounding the Confederate Flag with guidance from an unlikely champion, “The Black Rebel.”
Jamali heads to South Carolina to work out how pastor Mark Burns went from small town preacher to a member of President Trump's Evangelical Advisory Board.
Jamali spends time with two vigilante groups intent on protecting the border between Mexico and the USA.
With people talking more than ever before about women's rights Jamali investigates what it means to be a third wave, second wave and anti-feminist.
Jamali looks at the oil and gas industry in Oklahoma, spending time with Native American activists standing up against Big Oil, and Christian oilmen happy to keep the status quo.
Jamali finds and follows those who refuse to recognize the US government, its laws and its currency, gaining themselves the FBI classification of domestic terrorists.
Jamali Maddix
Himself - Host
