Nick Fuentes

I did not oppose him, and I would have supported him if he had reached out or something like that because for me, it was very political and professional.

I wanted to impose a cost.

If you disavow someone because they criticize Israel, if you disavow someone for talking about white people and Christianity, I said we can't let that slide because –

And you understand why he did it.

Like I don't... On some level, I don't hold it against him in the sense that there is such a strong incentive.

It's easy to say, I disavow all these crazy Christians and all these crazy white nationalists because it buys you wiggle room with people that are attacking you.

It's like easy to throw them under the bus and say, I'm one of the good guys.

And so I said...

It's too easy.

We need to push in the other direction and say, you should feel less comfortable saying that people shouldn't talk about their race and religion.

Maybe you'll think twice next time.

So I did it for a very specific reason.

I get that.

Or no?

No, I completely agree with you.

And, you know, like, and not to be that guy and say that thing, but like, my best friend is a Jewish person.

But here's my, I guess here's my substantive disagreement, because as a Catholic, I could not agree more with you.

Yes.

What you're saying.

I love all people, even the ones that don't like us.