Shane Gillis Says Prominent Racist Is 'Funny As F**k' On Joe Rogan's Show
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The two got into an odd conversation about the race-baiting activist.
Comedian Shane Gillis joked that racist Nick Fuentes could be the next Catholic president, but appeared serious in praising his sense of humor.
“Funny as fuck,” Gillis said of the far-right white nationalist on “The Joe Rogan Experience” Thursday. (Watch the video below.)
The bonkers exchange happened as Rogan ruminated over the lack of Catholics (John F. Kennedy, Joe Biden) who have become commander in chief. He eventually asked Gillis, “You got anybody in mind?”
“Fuentes,” Gillis said, cracking up.
“Nick Fuentes?” Rogan asked with a belly laugh.
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