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Kyle Mantyla
  • Sean Feucht says that the controversy over the services he has been leading in Canada is the result of "Christophobia."
  • Frank Pavone claims that "a big answer to why America is so unhealthy is abortion."
  • Glenn Beck, who spent the entire 2016 presidential election savaging Donald Trump only to turn around and spend the next decade dutifully supporting him, has the gall to criticize "stupid" people who can't explain how they got "from where you were in 2015 to where you are today."
  • Joel Webbon admits that if he was "king for a day," he'd ensure that America remains "a majority white nation."
  • Finally, Nick Fuentes insists that he's not an antisemite because "what we want ultimately is for the Jewish people to become Christian, and that is the most loving thing you can want for somebody."
     
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Sean Feucht
Joel Webbon

Joel Webbon

Joel Webbon is a hard-core Christian nationalist who believes women should not have the right to vote and Jews should not be able to hold public office. Along with Oklahoma state Sen. Dusty Deevers, former Trump administration official William Wolfe, and others, Webbon contributed to “The Statement on Christian Nationalism and the Gospel," which declared that the United States must formally “acknowledge the Lordship of Christ” in all its laws, “abolish abortion,” outlaw marriage equality, and “recapture our national sovereignty from godless, global entities who present a grave threat to civilization.”
Nick Fuentes with bullhorn at a Stop The Steal rally

Nick Fuentes

Dropping out of college after one year following his participation in the deadly white nationalist “Unite The Right” rally in Charlottesville, VA, in 2017, Fuentes launched a career as a racist, antisemitic, misogynistic far-right activist and livestreamer.
Glenn Beck speaking

Glenn Beck
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Frank Pavone