Nick Fuentes: Clashing with Carlson, Canceled for Controversy

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Nicholas Fuentes just jumped into one of his biggest mainstream controversies of the summer after being the target of jabs from Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens. On the August 2 episode of Carlson’s show, the former Fox News host blasted Fuentes as an “angry gay kid” and “child,” questioning his behavior following Candace Owens’ recent interview with him. Owens described the aftermath of that meeting as chaotic, saying that Fuentes called her afterward, “screaming and insulting” her, and described his unpredictable rage as evidence of “little boy insecurity.” Amid the fallout, Fuentes clapped back hard on his own channels, dubbing the interview a “FAILED Hit Job” and asserting that he generally avoids “women in political contexts” because he feels “gaslighted” by them. In a direct response, he even challenged Carlson to a debate, posting on X (formerly Twitter), “If you have the balls to gossip about me… it’s only right I should be able to reply,” pushing the feud into the center of right-wing internet drama, as reported by AOL and corroborated in a recent podcast deep dive.

This dust-up comes as Fuentes is already facing another round of national outrage for advocating—on his own “America First” podcast—for the death penalty for non-Christians, with a specific focus on those he labeled as engaging in “magic and rituals,” which he conflated with Jewish people. IMDB and Uinterview highlight that Fuentes openly insisted such individuals would need to be executed “when we take power.” This incendiary language has attracted widespread condemnation and is likely to haunt his public persona far beyond a fleeting headline.

Social media has also kept Fuentes in the spotlight. On Instagram, posts as recent as August 5 show users sharing snippets with captions like “Shhhh Nick Fuentes is speaking,” evidence of continued memeification and audience engagement, though the tone is often derisive.

There are no credible reports of new business ventures, public appearances, or legal issues from mainstream outlets in the same timeframe, and no major headlines tie Fuentes to fresh organizational affiliations. The dominant stories remain the Carlson-Owens feud, his ongoing inflammatory rhetoric, and the backlash these have generated across news, commentary, and social platforms—a week emblematic of Fuentes’ persistent notoriety at the far edge of American politics.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Nicholas Flentis just jumped into one of his biggest mainstream
controversies of the summer after being the target of jabs
from Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens. On the August second
episode of Carlson's show, the former Fox News host blasted
Flentis as an angry gay kid and child, questioning his
behavior following Candace Owen's recent interview with him. Owens described

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the aftermath of that meeting as chaotic, saying that Flintis
called her afterward, screaming and insulting her, and described his
unpredictable rage as evidence of little boy insecurity. Amid the fallout,
Flintis clapped back hard on his own channels, dubbing the
interview a sailed hit job and asserting that he generally

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avoids women in political contexts because he feels gaslighted by them.
In a direct response, he even challenged Carlson to a debate,
posting on x formerly Twitter, if you have the balls
to gossip about me, it's only right I should be
able to apply, pushing the feud into the center of
right wing internet drama. As reported by AOL and corroborated

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in a recent podcast, deep Dive. This dust upcomes as
flint As is already facing another round of national outrage
for advocating on his own America First podcast for the
death penalty for non Christians, with a specific focus on
those he labeled as engaging in magic and rituals, which
he conflated with Jewish people. IMDb and Uniview highlight that

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flint has openly insisted such individuals would need to be
executed when we take power. This incendiary language has attracted
widespread condemnation and is likely to haunt his public persona
far beyond a fleeting headline. Social media has also kept
flint As in the spotlight. On Instagram posts as recent
as August fifth show users sharing snippets with captions like

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sh Nick Flintes is speaking, evidence of continued nemification and
audience engagement, though the tone is often derisive. There are
no credible reports of new business ventures, public appearances, or
legal issues from mainstream outlets in the same time frame,
and no major headlines ty Fwintes to fresh organizational affiliations.

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The dominant stories remain the Carlson Owens feud, his ongoing
inflammatory rhetoric, and the backlash these have generated across news, commentary,
and social platforms, a weak emblematic of Flint's persistent notoriety
at the far edge of American politics. And that is
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