David Gilbert

I probably follow him a bit too much.

He typically tends to stream for two or three hours every single night, Monday to Friday.

He covers a lot of the infighting within the right wing media.

He talks about immigration quite a lot.

He obviously talks about the Trump administration quite a lot.

But I suppose one of the main or the main topic he talks about, and it typically comes back to this every single time, is a deeply anti-Semitic worldview that he has, that he blames Israel and the Jewish people for all the ills of society.

He has a pretty hateful worldview.

I think what really is surprising of what we've seen most recently, where his profile has risen and he has kind of been embraced by more mainstream members of the right, is the fact that they're kind of ignoring the fact that he has espoused support for Hitler in the past.

Mom, Dad, Hitler was awesome.

That he has talked about raping women as not being that problematic.

He has these really hateful views about the world where he feels as if he, as a white male Christian, he's a Catholic, is being attacked and that his homeland is under attack from all these various, you know, whether it's feminism or the woke mob, as he calls it, the woke mind virus.

He believes that he is the one that is under attack, that white males

and especially white Christian males have been sidelined in their own country.

And that's kind of at the crux of what he believes and why he believes this is because he thinks he's under attack rather than him being the one who's attacking all these other groups.

He didn't vote for Donald Trump in the election.

He didn't tell his followers to vote because he felt that Trump was just not being America first enough.

In terms of J.D.

Vance, it's even worse.

He thinks Vance has let down American men by not marrying a white Christian woman.

He has said that if J.D.