We've got to talk about this MAGA right wing civil war.

Because it's actually been going on for a bit, but it really heated up with this one interview.

Because we had former Fox host and now podcaster Tucker Carlson bringing on the leader of the white nationalist Groyper movement, Nick Fuentes. Now, you know, with that, Carlson himself has been called a white nationalist by critics for a long list of past comments he's made, especially as promotion of the so-called Great Replacement conspiracy theory,

which suggests that there's a scheme to gradually replace white people with non-white immigrants.

Even for Carlson, for many, Fuentes was seen as a uniquely far-right guest, especially when it

came to anti-Semitism. And while you're people sharing moments from Carlson like this,

what I do think is bad, just objectively bad and destructive, is the all Jews are guilty, or all anybody is guilty of anything, because that's just like not true. You also had people sharing clip after clip of this nearly two and a half hour interview where Carlson seems friendly and sympathetic. You know, I agree with you on some of the things you're pivoting against for sure. I'm an American nationalist. Me too. Worrying about who lives in your country is far right? Apparently. There's a lot of these neocon Jewish types behind the Iraq war. There's the foreign aid complex, which is really unique. It was the Zionist Jews like Dave Rubin, like Ben Shapiro, like Dennis Prager. Fox is not a Jewish business, though.

Well, Rupert Murdoch is an ally of Netanyahu. I'm not that interested in the Jews, but I'm

very interested in the foreign policy question. We do on some level need to be pro-white,

not to the exclusion of everybody else, but recognizing that white people have a special heritage

here. You say identity politics, like it's a bad thing. I think identity

is reality. Identity is reality. Right. And so the full interview, it gets millions and millions

of views, the clips, they go viral, pick up tens of millions of views across multiple platforms.

And of course, you then have people reacting. And among those who had Ted Cruz, who also had a very

hostile interview with Carlson not too long ago, and he said,

If you sit there with someone who says Adolf Hitler was very, very cool, and then their mission is to combat and defeat global jewelry,

and you say nothing, then you are a coward, and you are complicit in that view.

Right, and that as you had Republican and former Senate leader Mitch McConnell saying,

last I checked, conservatives should feel no obligation to carry water for anti-Semites and

apologists for America hating autocrats.

But maybe I just don't know what time it is.

But then also, someone with a lot of sway in the conservative movement came to Carlson's defense,

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