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Far-right political commentator Nick Fuentes recently appeared on Tucker Carlson's podcast, wherein the two discussed many political issues. Fuentes is known for his sharp views on immigration, among other issues. In the October 27 episode of The Tucker Carlson Show, Fuentes shared how he developed his thoughts on "immigration" during his high school years.Nick Fuentes, who often targets political analyst Mark Levin, told Tucker Carlson that he was once a "fan" of Levin. Fuentes said that he listened to the news host "every day" when he was in high school and "loved" his show. The streamer said that he liked how Levin would talk to his callers. However, the right-wing influencer highlighted a specific show in which Levin allegedly talked about demographic change."I'll never forget one show, he goes live and he says, 'America's becoming a majority non-white country. Does anybody think that's a good idea?'" Fuentes recalled.Fuentes said he was influenced by Levin's take and started pondering on the demographic change. Tucker Carlson wondered and asked,'Wait, so you were radicalized on race by Mark Levin?"Replying to the host, Fuentes said,"Yes."Tucker Carlson couldn't believe it and further asked Fuentes, "Are you making that up?" Fuentes said that it was a "real story" and that Mark Levin had "planted the seed" in his mind. Fuentes then described that his opinions later developed from X and 4chan.In one of his recent tweets, Nick Fuentes lashed out at Mark Levin and Josh Hammer, calling them "foreign operatives.""We are done listening to foreign operatives like Mark Levin and Josh Hammer, who will say ANYTHING to keep us under the heel of the Israel Lobby. We are never going back to the pre-October 7th status quo. Our sovereignty and independence is not negotiable," Fuentes wrote.Nick Fuentes revealed to Tucker Carlson why he supported TrumpBUGENHAGEN @BU6ENHA6ENLINKNick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson find common ground with a vision for America First. Inevitable.Nick Fuentes told Tucker Carlson that Trump's take on immigration and his way of dealing with the media led him to support him. He explained why he supported Donald Trump over Ted Cruz and Rand Paul for the 2016 presidential election."But what stands in the way of political power for us? It's the media and it's immigration. So, I said, 'Well, we got to get Trump to beat the media, build the wall, deport the illegals, and once we set the country straight, then we can actually have our constitutional republic back,'" Nick Fuentes said.The streamer added that he went to college with this "mindset" and was a "huge Trump supporter" in college. He said his generation was the first to be influenced by "Trump coming of age.""He was like the savior of Western civilization... Like he was unstoppable, unflappable. Nobody could score points on him. He just seemed like you, you know, they said you can't stump the Trump, like he could not be stumped. And so he just had this aura of inevitability, invincibility I loved that," Fuentes said.Further in the podcast, the political commentator recalled having dinner with Trump and Kanye West.Although Nick Fuentes supported Trump in his first term, the conservative influencer remained a critic of Trump's second term. Fuentes often makes critical remarks about the President in his tweets. Last year, Fuentes made a tweet and wrote he would "probably" vote for Trump only because the "alternative" was a "complete disaster." He called him the "lesser of two evils."
