Okay.

I don't want to live around black people.

I just don't.

It would be irresponsible if I had a wife and kids to live near black people.

It just would be.

And that's not to say that every black person is violent.

It's not to say that every black person is the same way.

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Nick Fuentes, one of the most controversial political figures in America.

People say all the time I'm hiding my real views.

I'm very open and earnest about my real views and very sincere.

I was like the lone voice in the wilderness saying Trump's going to take us to war in Iran.

Trump is politically toxic.

He's at 28% approval.

We're going to get slaughtered in the midterms.

Did you feel like your career was over, like dead on arrival?

I'm not sure if you agree with my analysis.

Yeah, I do agree with that.

I would say, I mean, clean break, you're 100% correct.

It means a clean break from the policy of land for peace, which is what they had been doing with Egypt and Jordan.

In 79, they had Camp David Accords with Jimmy Carter.

And in order to make peace with Egypt, which was Israel's permanent enemy from 48 until 79, they had to give up the Sinai Peninsula.

They had to give up control over Gaza.

To give people an idea of this, since the Iran war started, Nick, what do you think was the last major decision Donald Trump made on his own?

If Trump's really got the balls to turn the Justice Department loose on us when they're protecting all the Democrats, that makes me want to vomit.

It is.

It's disgusting because it should be the complete opposite.

They should be going after the left and they should actually be helping us.

They should be looking for opportunities at the DOJ and DHS and state and anywhere else to actually help right wingers and enhance free speech.

And I think that's one of the biggest disappointments people don't talk about.

Actually, we talk about the war in Iran and that that should not have happened.

the appearance the time we have left you got to come back soon do a deeper dive and thanks for popping in just for one segment today uh the un meeting gg ping i ran the polls are even worse than we thought uh be careful what you wish for nick a devastation with the republicans i'm not saying you're wrong big picture what's coming out of this we got 10 minutes left you've got the floor

If Trump's really got the balls to turn the Justice Department loose on us when they're protecting all the Democrats, that makes me want to vomit.

It is.

It's disgusting because it should be the complete opposite.

They should be going after the left and they should actually be helping us.

They should be looking for opportunities at the DOJ and DHS and state and anywhere else to actually help right wingers and enhance free speech.

And I think that's one of the biggest disappointments people don't talk about.

Actually, we talk about the war in Iran and that that should not have happened.

You've got the floor.

Go ahead.

Yeah, well, you're right.

It hasn't gotten a lot of media coverage, but Iran's demands have not changed since the very beginning.

We gave them an ultimatum at the start, and our ultimatum consisted in we want the highly enriched uranium.

We want the enrichment capability eliminated.

We want them.

force constrained, support for proxies cut.

Please unpack it.

Please unpack it.

Yes, well, the clip was very good because I watched that debate, and what's notable is that the only person on the other side that was Jewish was Will Chamberlain.

Will Chamberlain is Jewish, but Andrew Wilson and Crowder's producer and Doyle, these are all Gentiles.

These are all white Christians.

I believe they're all Christian.

I know Wilson's Orthodox, Doyle's Catholic.

I think the other guy's Protestant.

And then the other guys are like denying that Section 219 says this when it says it clearer than day.

Nick, thanks for spending time with us.

Yeah, well, thanks for having me.

I mean, I would say that probably the most salient thing that's happening right now is that we are in the end of the Trump movement.

I think that if you zoom out and look at the bigger picture, how do you orient where we are right now in the larger story? It's that Trump is a lame duck president.

And normally you would say he's a lame duck president after he loses the last election or after the last election.

happens.

You got that period from the election to the seating of the new government.

Nick Fuentes, please expand on what I just said.

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I don't want to live around black people.

I just don't.

It would be irresponsible if I had a wife and kids to live near black people.

It just would be.

And that's not to say that every black person is violent.

It's not to say that every black person is the same way.

That was perfect.

But do you see a connection there between like people being lonely and having less friends and some cultural choice taking over community value, value systems or community engagement and people just like driving to the extreme?

100%.

I think social dislocation is probably the number one problem of our times because you look at the young people and you're right.

It is one of those essential human needs is to connect and have that sense of familiarity to really to be seen, to see and to be seen.

And that's something young people don't have.

And I think, by the way, you look at the way young people socialize and even the mentality.

I think a lot of young people have this absolute drive to go to college.

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So has a ban been lifted on having your content or talking about your content?

Yeah, it changed.

It noticeably – it was like overnight it changed.

What, when Trump got elected? Yeah, literally.

Really? Yeah, and I'm not sure what exactly took place, but for years – Anyone would post my show, they'd immediately get banned.

Not only would the content get taken down, their account would get terminated.

And then we started to notice this around December of 2024, January of this year.

What legal recourse do you have?

So speak to never giving up.

Well, thank you for the kind words.

And I don't know if I could summon the energy that I had on that show.

I'll try to as best as I can.

In that monologue, I was really talking about personal development.

But something that I like to talk about on the show a lot, and even when I give speeches in person, is I like to say that the personal and the political are one, which is to say that a lot of people think in terms of they say things like are we too far gone is it too late what can we do what's the plan how are we going to save our country is it going to be a civil war is it going to be some kind of separatist movement balkanization what is it actually going to look like And I know it's very trite and I know it's very basic, but the revolution is something that happens in the interior.

It's in the interior life, which is to say that when you look at, for example, the founding fathers, just 4th of July this weekend, the people that built this country were the most remarkable men of their time, maybe the most remarkable group of men in all of time, or certainly I think they rank among the greatest groups of men in all of history.

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And we've seen the curse of the Groepers again with old Sneaky.

Yeah, he's really been a victim of the Groyper curse.

And so have the Muslims in the World Cup.

I don't know if you saw what happened with Egypt the other day, but they blew their 2-1 lead in the last 10 minutes of the game.

And Sneaky was crying about it in New York, literally weeping, tears falling out of his eyes.

But...

You're right.

Nick Fuentes.

Nick, this is a nuclear power issuing literal nuclear terrorism threats.

Yes.

Well, and declaring war against Europe.

These are the two fanatical members of the Israeli regime.

It's this Smotrich and Ben-Gvir.

It's the national security and finance minister of Israel.

They literally will speak before a podium with an emblem of Greater Israel, and they're well known for that.

Just in summation in this short segment, then we'll come back with all the other newsHow do you just gut level, and I, I know it's not a prediction, just on the current trajectory, where do you see things going? 'Cause it doesn't look good to me.

Yeah, yeah.

It's like, "Don't listen to this person." But he also came back in the New York Times piece and said kind of the same thing he said to Megyn Kelly also, which is, "Nick Fuentes is a useful tool of the regime." Why? He said, "Because there's a right and left consensus that the economic and foreign policy of the elites is not working," he said, "And the only thing that matters is economics." Though those are gonna be the most impactful, resonant issues in the future among the, the younger generations, he said, more so than immigration, race, or religion.

He said, "So someone like Nick Fuentes is a convenient diversion, because if everybody's talking about him and his ideas," which are race, religion, demographics, wh- whatever, he said, "Then no one's gonna talk about why, um, investments are taxed less than labor." You know, why the capital gains tax is lower and more easy to manipulate than the tax for, like, a W-2 person on income.

And it's...

So this is, like, an actual ideological political divide, where he really believes that if only the white identitarians would get out of the way, if only the so-called real anti-Semites would get out of the way, then the, uh, sort of like left-leaning economic populists, like Tucker and Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur and, you know, all these people could get together, and we could elect some kind of, like, populist ticket or something.

That...

And so there's something very specific he's saying.

Yeah

Yeah, yeah.

It's like, "Don't listen to this person." But he also came back in the New York Times piece and said kind of the same thing he said to Megyn Kelly also, which is, "Nick Fuentes is a useful tool of the regime." Why? He said, "Because there's a right and left consensus that the economic and foreign policy of the elites is not working." He said, "And the only thing that matters is economics.

Tho- those are gonna be the most impactful, resonant issues in the future among the, the younger generations," he said, "more so than immigration, race, or religion." He said, "So someone like Nick Fuentes is a convenient diversion, because if everybody's talking about him and his ideas," which are race, religion, demographics, wh- whatever, he said, "then no one's gonna talk about why, um, investments are taxed less than labor." You know, why the capital gains tax is lower and more easy to manipulate than the tax for, like, a W-2 person on income.

And it's...

So this is, like, an actual ideological political divide where he really believes that if only the white identitarians would get out of the way, if only the so-called real antisemites would get out of the way, then the, uh, sort of like left-leaning economic populists, like Tucker and Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur and, you know, all these people could get together, and we could elect some kind of, like, populist ticket or something.

That...

And so there's something very specific he's saying.

Yeah

It's not even close, Nick.

No, but here's the thing.

I mean, you can say it's better than Obama, but have we been fighting for 10 years for all of this for like, well, we're deporting more people than Obama after they let in 20 million people.

No, we voted for mass deportations.

We're not even getting a million a year.

ICE won't release the numbers because they're embarrassingly low.

That's why we have to rely on like census data to extrapolate it and get.

And then I still need

Eh.

You never see the end of the Iran war.

It's always, this is just the latest climax.

This is, this is just the latest sealing of hostilities between the US, Iran, and Israel, which have been ongoing for decades, and I don't think this is the end of it.

So I, I don't, I don't know that I'd be surprised-

Yep.

Thousands of American and Israeli airstrikes destroying Iran's military.

Uh, here's how I feel about it.

Mm.

So Iran influences all these Muslims in every other country religiously, and since the '80s, Iran's Revolutionary Guard has been training up all of these militias in the Shiite parts of the Middle East.

So they raised up Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, uh, these militias in Iraq.

They infiltrated Syria.

And so Israel has the United States.

We pay off Egypt, Jordan.

We have bases in Saudi Arabia, Qatar.

Yeah.

I mean, like, ne- negative migration's, like, huge, I would say, going forward.

I don't feel a lot of breathing room right now, and I think that, um, y- you know, there's arguments that, like, well, when a Republican's in charge, it buys us time to organize and do things like that.

But it's like, Elon bought Twitter when Biden was in charge.

Censorship got relaxed when Biden was in charge.

I feel like the right was never more powerful than a year ago, or two years ago, in 2024.

That's when we were at our, like, apogee.

And when Trump gets in power, it's the opposite.

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... only be Jewish if you have a Jewish mother.

So they, they discourage conversion.

A lot of them don't welcome converts.

I have Jewish friends, and their parents didn't marry, uh, another Jew.

It's like a mixed marriage, one's Jewish, one's not Jewish, and they get ostracized by their family for marrying a non-Jew.

That's what their, their Bible says.

That's right, the Talmud.

Mm-hmm.

People were posting them and they were staying up and getting really good viewership, getting really good views.

And we said, "Something changed." We said, "Let's just, let's just try it." So, you know, our team made some accounts and we noticed other people were posting the clips and they, they're just doing crazy views, they're just blowing up.

And, um, I think what happened is that, you know, when you look at the censorship regime-

Mm-hmm.

I got a buddy, he knew a girl who got assaulted by a guy, this was in Europe, he gave her pepper spray, said, "Here, protect yourself." He got arrested for, uh, light arms trafficking.

Trafficked a light weapon.

Mm-hmm.

Iraq was destroyed by the United States.

Syria, destroyed by the United States.

Sudan, civil war backed by Israel and the United States.

Somalia is falling apart at the seams right now.

Uh, Libya, overthrown by the United States.

Iran and Israel, these are the last ones standing.

Mm-hmm.

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when you're thinking about whether you're gonna get carjacked, when you're worried about catching a stray bullet, when you're worried about who's gonna pull up on the side of the road and literally shove a rifle in your face and steal your iPhone or shoot you point-blank, execution-style, in Lincoln Park.

We know who's doing it.

I don't wanna live near them.

I don't wanna be near them.

They make me nervous.

Yeah.

Yeah, your childhood, yeah.

Well, I grew up in the suburbs of Chicago in La Grange Park, as you say.

Uh, my parents are ethnics.

Um, you know, my father's half-Mexican, half-Irish.

My mother's Italian.

And they both came from a pretty rough upbringing themselves.

They both were raised by single mothers, not because of divorce, but because both of their fathers had died.

Sure.