Yo, parish orphans.

Yesterday, a big interview happened in the internet space, right-wing internet space.

Nicholas Fuentes went on Tucker Carlson's show, and I know both of these guys, both good guys.

I like them both, and I was happy to see them bury the hatchet.

Folks around the internet, and by that I mean,

Zocon gatekeeper sorts are very, very angry that such a popular influencer like Tucker Carlson

had on an equally popular, arguably at the time,

more popular influencer, Nicholas Fuentes, which that's what every interviewer wants to do

is have on for an interview, someone who is popping, who has lots of influence and who is going to draw many eyes and ears.

So lots of Zeocon gatekeepers who long for the days of the ultimate means of gatekeeping,

which was network television, which has gone by-by, the way of the dodo in terms of its share of

eyes and ears, they're mad that because of the internet and because of Tucker Carlson's

independence and they say similar qualms about Candace Owens' independence and others,

there's no gatekeeping really possible.

In fact, what was it, the lead singer of Disturbed, who I guess is a sort of Normie conservative,

was calling on Erica Kirk to do something, do something about this.

Stop Tucker Carlson from interviewing Nick Fuentes.

It was a great interview. It was worth doing lots of emotional sincerity in a sincere bro way, apologetic tone from both of these guys who had

gone at each other. And it's great to see because while Nick, of course, is Catholic, Tucker's a goodly Protestant,

I don't agree with any human being on everything. I like both of these guys, like I said,

and the sincerity was ever present, ever expressed throughout the whole of this. I encourage

you to go listen to it.

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