Nick Fuentes

No one would say that, but that does seem to be the common denominator.

And I just feel like it needs to be called out explicitly.

And I like what you said the other day.

If you're serving in another country's military or have dual citizenship, you really can't be a part of this project.

Because this is a particular issue and it's acute.

Like I said, I think they are unique in that way.

I think that's a unique issue, especially in the Republican Party, especially in the conservative scene.

And, you know, this is... So how would you like this all to be resolved?

What I would like is for...

the U.S.

government to not be influenced by these kinds of foreign allegiances, not with money that comes from American citizens like Sheldon Adelson, not from foreign lobbyists.

So, I mean, in terms of tangible things, I don't think we disagree on any of it, like registering AIPAC and FARA, banning dual citizenship.

I'm basically in agreement.

And I think we agree on that.

No, that's hate.

It's not hate.

Yeah.

Well, and, you know, here's what I will say.

I think that there is increasingly a contingent because what you're talking about exists.

When you say that there are people that legitimately detract from this with there is legitimate racial hatred out there.