Last Tuesday, a new episode of the Tucker Carlson show popped up on YouTube.

In it, the former Fox News host welcomed an unusual guest.

Nick Fuentes, thank you for doing this.

Yeah, thank you for having me.

I wanted to meet you. I've heard about you.

Calling Fuentes unusual is generous.

Really generous.

Because Fuentes is, let's be real, an anti-Semite.

I would say, though, that the main challenge to that, a big challenge to that, is organized Jewry in America.

I see Jewishness as the common denominator.

Fuentes is the leader of the so-called America First Movement.

In addition to the, quote, organized Jewery comments, he's called the Holocaust exaggerated.

He's called Hitler, really effing cool.

He once compared the six million

Jews killed by the Nazis to cookies being baked in an oven. And it's not just anti-Semitism.

Nick is extremely famous for making really racist jokes. That's Ali Breeland. He writes about

tech and politics at the Atlantic.

Saying the N-word, saying that black people should be locked up, that Jim Crow segregation was good,

all these kinds of just like deeply, deeply heinous things. But in the conversation,

Tucker basically gives him a past, like not engage with these things.

What was your reaction when you learned that Tucker Carlson was going to interview this person?

I was surprised, but not completely shocked.

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