Nick Fuentes

You're in the, you know, so you're vulnerable.

And anyway, long story short, so one of these guys from the campus libertarian group, Young Americans for Liberty, he reaches out to me and says, hey, I'm not going to say his name, but he goes, I go to a school in Boston.

I'm from YAL.

He said, and I'd like to set up a debate with you and one of these people that's been giving you a hard time on campus because they were doing a lot of events.

He said, is that something you're interested in?

I said, absolutely.

And so he goes around and he asks some of the bigger people that are antagonizing me on Twitter and everybody says no.

And he goes, yeah, no one's going for it.

I said, well, can you try again?

Can you?

And so he finds one guy and it turns out to be the student body president of the whole university.

It'll be you.

Yeah, the senior, this liberal douchebag progressive.

And he's the student body president of the student government there.

And so we set up the debate.

It was about a week before the actual election.

So I think it was end of October, beginning of November.

And they hold it in this auditorium in the in the center of the campus and like 300 people show up.

So it turns into like this huge and they're all liberal.

They all hate my guts.