Andrew Wilson

You know, eventually this this coalition will die off and it's happening now.

But poor Ron DeSantis, I mean, you almost feel bad for the guy, but.

Not necessarily.

I do see why it's part of the conversation, and it does make sense.

It's not a high propensity voting group, so if they don't feel enthusiastic about voting for somebody, they won't come out and vote.

I don't think a lot of these young men, the Nick Fuentes types, are excited about J.D.

Vance.

Unfortunately, I have seen some Nick Fuentes lately, and he does not like J.D.

Vance.

He calls him a fatty and all this, et cetera, whatever racialized comments about his wife and all this stuff.

But that's how that movement operates.

And it is a scary prospect because –

Like I said with Tucker, it's a cynical play at these particular kind of voters.

They're young men.

They consider themselves independent.

They consider themselves anti-war.

They consider themselves anti-Israel.

And a lot of these Republican candidates and Republican influencers are seeing that.

And they're taking advantage of it in a way that Democrats aren't necessarily able to do because we're having this conversation about Hassan Piker on this side.

So they're not necessarily capitalizing on it, and they're letting some of these influencers and Republicans and conservatives run away with it in a dangerous way because they're obviously going to steer it into real anti-Semitism and the scary Hitlerite shit that they do all the time.