Nick Fuentes

And she goes, do you wanna do a post-game interview after the debate?

I said, sure.

And so she asked me about how I thought the debate went and what my views are and things like that.

And, you know, very normal stuff.

And then at the end, she says, I just got back from doing study abroad in Israel.

She goes, and it was amazing.

Would you ever take a trip to Israel?

And I said, no, I think I got everything I need right here in America.

And she goes, oh, okay.

And she wraps up the interview.

And that was a little bit of foreshadowing.

And this begins a relationship, not a romantic relationship, but we become friends and we start talking.

And she's plugged in, like I said, a daily wire.

She's talking to people at Right Side Broadcasting Network, the college Republicans.

I start to develop this friendship with her.

And over time, she lands me this show on Right Side Broadcasting Network.

And in this time, I'm really starting to lean into America first.

I'm becoming more pro-Trump as time goes on.

And what really stood out to me was Trump's inaugural address in January 17th.

So this was just a couple months later.