The think-tank leader said he "abhorred" views expressed by Fuentes, and posted online Friday that the foundation opposes the far-right activist's alleged views on the Holocaust, Judaism, rape, child marriage and women.

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.

As previously mentioned, Nick Fuentes opened up about his dinner with Trump and Kanye West. According to the far-right political commentator, the dinner was "sort of interesting." Fuentes revealed that the rapper had love and admiration for President Trump. He additionally said,

Christian nationalist commentator Nick Fuentes claimed on Monday that he became "radicalized on race" after listening to Mark Levin's show in high school.