Brandon Tatum

And they're making an incredible difference, and that's why I want to be a part of what they're doing.

Well, if I thought that Nick Fuentes would have a conversation with Charlie in good faith, which means that they would have a conversation, not a debate, not I got you, not a pissing contest, then I would say, yeah, I would love to hear that because I would like to see Charlie Kirk really embarrass Nick Fuentes on some of the points that he's been able to make that's nonsensical.

But I don't think that Nick Fuentes is going to act in good faith.

I don't think that he really wants to have a real conversation with Charlie Kirk.

I don't think that even the things that Nick Fuentes says is even genuine in and of themselves.

He say, I'm not racist.

But then he goes on Candace Owens' podcast and say, well, I used to consider myself racial, but I consider myself racist now.

But maybe it's tongue in cheek.

No, if you believe that white people are superior, you want the country to be more white.

Those things are racial and racist, in my personal opinion.

When you act as if white people are better than others, that's racism.

And you can't go around that.

And if you spend your whole platform blaming Jews for everything that happens in the world, I also think you're not acting in good faith.

So I don't think they're ever going to have a real conversation.

But I do think it's invaluable that if Nick Fuentes believes that Charlie is wrong, continue to have a voice.

I don't think he shouldn't have a voice.

And Charlie Kirk can continue to challenge the ideas.

You don't have to directly challenge Nick Fuentes because at the end of the day, it's not about the people.

It's about the ideas.

You know, there are certain people that I disagree with when it comes to Israel.