This week, a task force dedicated to fighting anti-Semitism reportedly decided to sever ties with the Conservative Heritage Foundation.

It comes after the think tank's president, Kevin Roberts, defended Tucker Carlson's interview with a far-right anti-Semitic activists.

This infighting has laid bare a growing schism within conservative circles over how to address anti-Semitism.

William Brigham reports.

Nick Fuentes, thank you for doing this.

Yeah, thank you for having me.

I wanted to meet you.

The interview, which lasted over two hours, was posted late last month and has been seen over 20 million times.

The conservative commentator Tucker Carlson interviewing Nick Fuentes, the 27-year-old hard

right influencer with millions of followers known as Groyper's.

Fuentes is known for his open racism.

White people have a special heritage here as Americans.

His misogyny, like when he wrote, Your Body, My Choice, after the 2024 election.

The whole political system is just based around women never being accountable for any of their choices.

And his overt anti-Semitism, ranging from Holocaust denial to his belief in a global

Jewish conspiracy. A big challenge to that is organized Jewry in America. I don't think you

The interview with Carlson drew quick, sharp condemnation from many in the conservative movement.

Ben Shapiro, editor of the Conservative Daily Wire, wrote,

No to the Groypers, no to the cowards like Tucker Carlson, who normalized their trash.

Christians can critique the state of Israel without being anti-Semitic.

But Kevin Roberts, head of the Heritage Foundation, defended Carlson.

Heritage is the influential conservative think tank behind Project 2025

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