Jonah Goldberg

One is an institution, the Heritage Foundation, a storied think tank in Washington that's over a half century old.

Second is the president of the Heritage Foundation, a guy named Kevin Roberts, who has moved it in a very populist, very Trump-aligned direction over the last few years.

Illegal immigrants waving their country's flags

in our city streets and they're not being arrested and sent home.

And then there's Tucker Carlson, a guy I've known for more than 30 years, used to be a colleague at Fox, who after being fired from Fox has launched his own independent media thing on the web.

and is doing strange things.

What is that?

Some people call them chemtrails.

And then lastly is this really horrible gargoyle of a human being named Nick Fuentes.

Sorry, I just, I try very hard not to think about the guy.

He's a leader of a group of mostly alienated, angry young men that in internet parlance or in social media parlance, people tend to call gripers.

He has made a real impact out there for saying the most horrendous things you can say in many respects.

We are done with the Jewish oligarchy.

But he was one of the guys from the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.

He does not dispute being called a neo-Nazi.

And so maybe because I have like the most Jewy name, this side of Shlomo Abramowitz, you might not be surprised that I don't feel like I can be in the same coalition as someone like a Nick Fuentes.

Tucker Carlson had Nick Fuentes on his web show, Tucker Carlson Tonight or whatever it's called.

Very friendly, very softball interview where Carlson basically pushed back on none of Fuentes' past statements and current beliefs or anything like that.

I'm going to just shut up.

And it was appalling.