Former Fox News star anti-Semite Tucker Carlson and infamous anti-Semite Nick Fuentes sat down for a friendly conversation the former’s show that has the internet both buzzing and wincing.
During their conversation, Fuentes expressed his affinity for Joseph Stalin, Adolph Hitler and Mao Tse Tung, Carlson expressed his disdain for “Christian Zionists,” and they agreed that the world would be much better off if we just gassed all the Jews for once and for all.
Many were shocked:
“Plato once described the dog as friendly to its owner and hostile to strangers. Tucker is friendly to gay guys like Nick Fuentes and hostile to good guys like Ted Cruz. Tucker poses as a dog ‘asking questions’ but we know what kind of a dog he is based on which type of people he likes to sniff,” submitted activist Dinesh D’Souza on X.
“Nick Fuentes is an actual Neo-Nazi who glorifies Hitler, and downplays and justifies the Holocaust. So, when will Tucker Carlson end this charade and simply admit that he is on the same trajectory?” Said another pundit.
“How could Tucker interview one of the most genuinely hateful racists and Jew-haters in the world, Nick Fuentes? Honestly, I am shocked by that. Despicable,” wrote Christian Evangelist Eric Metaxas.
“Tucker is literally calling Charlie a Heretic whom he despised who also had a mind virus…Charlie Kirk was a Christian Zionist,” argued Brandon Tatum. “This is disgusting. Not to mention he is saying this while interviewing Nick Fuentes a clear Trump hater and antisemite.”
Tucker reacted on X to the criticism: "The Jews have such control over people's minds that we can't even ask questions anymore. A clear violation of the First Amendment of our Holy Constitution. To be Jewish or pro Jewish or Zionist [it is all the same thing] is to be against the Constitution. First they killed Jesus after eating Hummus and now they are shutting down free speech."
At publishing time Tucker already got over eleven million views and his bank account keeps growing exponentially so he is loving the attention and the opportunity to spread his Nazi rhetoric.
