Nalin Haley

And that's the one that really gets me the most.

This is a radical thing.

I can be called like fascist, so who cares, right?

Those are just, everyone uses that now.

So it's nothing special.

But the radical, that bothered me because I'm like, all I have done, and the only time I've gotten attention was because I advocated for American jobs, American affordability, American safety, American culture.

It's like, that's not radical, that's rational.

There's nothing wrong with that.

But it's ridiculous.

Oh, yeah.

And the labeling is so dangerous, too.

Just calling someone a Nazi is basically the same thing as calling for their death at this point.

And just based off of the political violence and the direction we're heading, I don't really see a difference between the two.

Ben Shapiro, Lada Daily Wire, Stephen Crowder.

But other than that, I think I was never, like I never sat down and watched Fox, right?

Because no one in my generation ever sat down and watched TV.

So it was always YouTube videos and stuff online and just, you know, memes basically.

And now we've kind of evolved and like now I'm on X. I was never on X.

My life was probably better before I was on X. Probably so.

But it's definitely something that I transitioned into, and I don't really watch the people I used to.