Although Fuentes has many dedicated fans, who call themselves “Groypers,” mainstream conservatives have long ignored him. Even as the Republican Party has come to embrace more extreme ideologies, he has been seen as too radioactive: Fuentes has praised Hitler on multiple occasions,

White nationalist streamer and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes is potentially spreading his extremist commentary to millions via guest appearances on numerous online shows. Since June, he's appeared on at least nine right-leaning podcasts and streaming shows ...

White nationalist livestreamer Nick Fuentes finds it very difficult to hide his contempt for his own followers, known as Groypers—even when they are sending him money. Groypers are a group of extremely loyal supporters of Fuentes’ white nationalist and ...

White nationalist political commentator Nick Fuentes shared an X post on Tuesday that said he’d been “banned from Spotify” shortly after his podcast, America First With Nicholas J. Fuentes, was “the #1 trending podcast in America” on the platform.

Groypers, or the “Groyper Army,” are a loose online network of far-right activists and trolls. The movement is led by white nationalist Nick Fuentes, who gained notoriety for his anti-immigration, antisemitic and Christian nationalist views. The name ...

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.

Tucker Carlson's interview of the right-wing podcaster has begun a debate on how best to combat antisemitic, racist, and white nationalist views.

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.