Nick Fuentes

I got my computer webcam and I just started going live every night in the same way that I did at RSBN.

I just did it on my own channel where I had creative control over it.

And at that point, I basically mounted an attack on the conservative establishment from the outside.

I sort of realized that there's sort of two ways you could play this.

You could infiltrate the conservative movement

I could recant all my views and apologize and pretend to be one of them and bypass the gatekeepers, the censors.

I said, or I could kind of be in the wilderness and I would be alone and I would be radioactive.

But I could challenge the credibility and legitimacy of the conservative movement and its claim to represent conservatives.

And that was kind of the mission was to say, no, the immovable standard is America first.

I'm going to represent it.

And the conservative movement is going to have to move to me.

I will not move towards them.

And I thought maybe I'll make money and maybe I won't, but I'm going to try it for a couple of years and I'll see how it goes.

Well, I kind of took a page from Trump's playbook, which is that you have to... In the country, the left was hegemonic over all the institutions.

And you have this organized opposition to the left and the Democrats and all the left-wing controlled institutions.

And the organized opposition comes from movement conservatism, the Republican Party, Fox News, you know, the sort of constellation of conservative institutions.

And I said...

The problem is, whether you go Democrat or you go Republican, you're kind of just like getting the same thing.

You're getting the establishment effectively.

The opposition is basically controlled or moderated.