Joshua Citarella

That's the real sort of supernova of this neutron star in the middle.

And now, for the first time ever, I've seen mainstream media, like old-school legacy media,

writing articles about the original issue and the subsequent fallout and because previously the internet would report on what the news was but increasingly now the news is reporting on what's happening on the internet yeah yeah that's where we're watching a i mean this is this is kind of the irony of the alt media term right it's quantitatively larger how is it alternative

Beautiful.

So are the online subcultures that you've spent time researching, are they actually real political spaces?

How much do fringe internet communities shape young people's real beliefs?

Does this come into contact with reality at some point?

Okay, so radical online communities...

or just online communities in general can shape policy.

It's not just aesthetics.

Yeah, yeah.

That's interesting.

That is interesting.

I knew about the Destiny thing.

Destiny's been on the show a bunch.

You mentioned the F word, or the N word, I guess, Nick Fuentes.

Um...

It seems to me, I mean, Tucker Carlson did a breakdown with someone's son.

Like, first off, had Nick on, and then had a conversation.

With someone's son?