Nick Fuentes

All these groups have been on me for years.

So that's news to me if they're really endorsing my activities.

It could just be my perception.

That's what I'm saying.

Well, what about my views do you think are unreasonable, if yours are reasonable?

Yeah, well, and listen, I mean, and I appreciate you saying that because that's just a reality of the media environment we're in.

So I don't expect you to know all my views.

But I mean, as far as the Jews are concerned, I think that, like I said, you cannot actually divorce Israel and the neocons and all of those things that you talk about from Jewishness, ethnicity, religion, identity.

And let me give you like a perfect example.

So you say on your show that we need to treat Israel like any other country.

And I sort of understand that in principle because Israel is another foreign country.

Yeah.

But Israel is unlike every other country in the sense that

Because the Jewish people are in a diaspora all over the world, there are significant numbers of Jews in Europe, but also in the United States.

And because of their unique heritage and story, which is that they're a stateless people, they're unassimilable, they resist assimilation for thousands of years.

And I think that's a good thing.

And now they have this territory in Israel.

There's a deep religious affection for the state.

It's bound up in their identity, the story of the exodus from Egypt, the promise of the land, all these things.

So let's say in the United States, for example, somebody like a Sheldon Adelson, he's not Israeli.