James Fishback

I now live in a small town called Madison.

3,000 people, Confederate memorial right in the middle of town.

Everything is closed on Sunday.

Two, three stoplights in the entire town.

I love it there, but it's a very different vibe than you have in South Florida, Miami, Orlando.

That's right.

And they may be politically incorrect at times.

Who isn't?

Who isn't?

That's right.

But I think the question is always, are you racist?

Are you anti-Semitic?

The real thing is, do you have hate in your heart for other people?

And certainly there are people in the South, people, my own neighbors, maybe even myself, who say things that might come off as racially insensitive or whatever.

But I don't think I've met somebody who genuinely has hate in their heart.

They say, someone reported asking me the other day, do you think Nick Fuentes is anti-Semitic?

Well, problem is that that has lost totally all meaning these days because criticizing Israel, criticizing Benjamin Netanyahu is now labeled literally anti-Semitism by the International Holocaust Remembrance Agency.

Florida State Statute 10105 now defines anti-Semitism as criticizing the Jewish state.

So instead of asking whether someone is anti-Semitic or not,

Right.