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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

White Nationalist Nick Fuentes Calls Tucker Carlson 'True Jew Hater'

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White nationalist Nick Fuentes released an online video on October 20 calling former Fox News host Tucker Carlson a "true Jew hater" and urged Vice President JD Vance to condemn him. Fuentes claimed he tried to change Carlson's views during a visit to Maine, but their relationship has since soured. The clip emerged amid Vance's own struggles with questions about antisemitism within the Republican party.

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  • White nationalist Nick Fuentes accused Tucker Carlson of being a "true Jew hater" in an online clip.
  • Fuentes urged Vice President JD Vance to condemn Carlson in the video shared on October 20.
  • Fuentes claimed he visited Carlson in Maine and tried to change his anti-Jewish views.
  • The recording's full context and sincerity remain unverified.
  • Fuentes has a history of antisemitic statements and Holocaust denial.
  • The incident occurs as Vance faces questions about antisemitism in the Republican party.

The Jerusalem Post publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read The Jerusalem Post’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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