profiles and more than 27,000 instagram accounts for violating its policies against qanon. but qanon is still out there, still a conspiracy cult with die hard followers looking for a sense of belonging and a way to take action. some experts believe "q" followers may migrate to other fringe extremist groups. >> here's the dangerous part. the white supremacists and the anti-government extremists started to realize this was likely to happen after january 6th. they weren't able to stop biden from being approved by the congress, and so there was this disheartening moment for many of trump supporters as well as qanon supporters. so you started to see the white supremacists come up with recruitment techniques, and they started posting on their sites to educate other white supremacists on how to approach a disheartened qanon adherent. how to approach a disheartened trump supporter. they have to feed their