Tucker Carlson Rips Gen Z Influencer As 'Angry Gay Kid' As MAGA Beef Heats Up
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Far-right commentator Candace Owens also lashed out at the white nationalist influencer, saying he has "little boy insecurity."
Tucker Carlson tore into white nationalist influencer Nick Fuentes on Friday’s episode of his show, calling the MAGA Gen Zer an “angry gay kid” and a “child.”
Carlson’s comment came during a discussion with far-right commentator Candace Owens, who was reflecting on her interview with Fuentes last month.
Owens claimed the filming process “went great,” but after she posted the episode, Fuentes called her, screaming and insulting her.
“I genuinely don’t know what triggered him,” she told Carlson. “The rage that was coming out of him was just weird and I don’t know why he did that. I don’t know why he did a 180.”
After Owens’ interview with him, Fuentes posted a video, calling it a “FAILED Hit Job.” In the video, he said he generally tries “to avoid women in general, but especially in any professional political context,” claiming they “gaslight” him.
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