Today I ran a very special episode of Rules for Retrogrades through my Rumble channel.

It's pre-recorded.

It's about to be up.

So if you want to see this very, very special interview episode, go over to my Rumble channel.

It was an interview with Mr. Nicholas J. Fuentes.

You can't fly interviews like that here. You'll get in trouble.

So that's what I was forced to do. And it's over there. Is it up yet, Steffi?

Yeah.

Oh, you special mic, new mic. We got a new whole setup here, thanks to the three amigos. Yes, it is

on Rumble right now, and I will put the link in the show notes. It was a great show, a great chat.

That's the longest time I've ever talked to Nick Fuentes. We spoke once at his boy, Dalton's

house. Actually, he wasn't there. I was at

Dalton's house. We did a kind of live stream, and I talked to him just for a portion of it.

This was really good. There's lots of stuff I'd been wanting to talk to him about for a long time.

And there's still stuff I want to talk to him about more. We were already making plans for a Lincoln, 14th Amendment, Straussianism, subsidiarity episode that I want

to make happen soon. That was just phenomenal stuff. And it got really conversational. He's just a

jolly, exuberant, energetic chap.

And like I say, he's really good when he's extemporizing.

I think I tend to be really good when I'm extemporizing.

We started out talking about how the medium favors honesty and honest approaches, whereas TV, the Ancien regime,

favored not honesty, favored the highly quaffed Mitt Romney haircut and the journalism, which

pertains to that kind of haircut. You know, everything's expected to be sort of fake and gay.

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