Nick Fuentes talked about the origins of his career as a political commentator during a recent interview with Tucker Carlson. The far-right personality told the former Fox anchor that Mark Levin's show radicalized him.

The senator slammed Tucker Carlson’s interview with a Holocaust-denier, but others backed the conservative podcaster.

Christian nationalist commentator Nick Fuentes claimed on Monday that he became "radicalized on race" after listening to Mark Levin's show in high school. The post Nick Fuentes Says He Was ‘Radicalized on Race’ by Listening To Mark Levin first appeared on Mediaite.

"Last I checked, 'conservatives should feel no obligation' to carry water for antisemites and apologists for America-hating autocrats."

Two days after its release, Tucker Carlson’s interview with 27-year-old far-right activist Nick Fuentes had drawn nearly four million views on YouTube. It was presented as a conversation about free speech and identity. What it delivered was a chilling reminder of how quickly old hatreds can be repackaged for a new century.

National Review declared it "A Time for Choosing on Antisemitism" in new editorial about Tucker Carlson and the proliferation of Jew hatred in America.

The Berwyn white nationalist, who one researcher says is positioning himself as the "alt-Charlie Kirk," has made a series of podcast appearances recently, including on Tucker Carlson's show this week.