Nick Fuentes

And she gets a hundred million dollar payday for the free press and gets to run the newsroom and then picks Tony Docapil as the news anchor, who is the Zionist that attacked Ta-Nehisi Coates for his anti-Israel book.

Yes, she's on Spotify, YouTube, Apple.

As far as I'm concerned, she's never been banned from any of it.

Yeah, well, when it comes to her, there's a word for this in our community, and it's called kookery.

And Sam Francis was fighting against it.

If you read Revolution from the Middle by Sam Francis, who is off the charts brilliant, friend of Jared Taylor, he used to write for the Washington Examiner.

He writes an essay and says the biggest enemy of what he called the middle American radical or like the Trump base, that was his word for it,

He said are the kooks that believe everything is like the X-Files.

You want to talk about immigration.

You want to talk about AIPAC.

You want to talk about real things.

They want to talk about aliens, flat earth.

They want to time travel.

And there is this like – there's this temptation.

If you believe in one conspiracy, you say, well, what else are they hiding?

And there's this draw to just go further, more and more out there.

And –

There was an essay by Cass Sunstein in 2008, him and a buddy.

I believe he was from Harvard.

He was an Obama speechwriter.