Nick Fuentes

My parents didn't go to college.

I have no connections.

And so for them, it was very easy that if they detected that a promising young guy was going to become anti-Israel in the conservative movement, they could crush that person easily and grind them under the heel.

So they sort of were alerted, oh, there's a precocious young guy that isn't on board with Israel.

We'll keep an eye on him.

And if he gets too vocal or popular...

We'll cut him down.

We'll crush him.

Because at this time, as you know, in 2017, it's a very different time.

2016, 17, any criticism or dissent on the subject was a death sentence.

You became radioactive, unhirable, blacklisted.

And that's exactly what happened.

And basically from then on, it was just this escalating series of blacklisting, censorship, hit pieces, rumors to try to ostracize me from the movement.

While you're a college student?

Yes.

As a freshman, yeah.

Yeah, it was because it was this new dialectic that Trump forced.

Trump planted the seed.

Right.

The contradiction becomes apparent.