Nick Fuentes, Global Tensions, and the Future of AI: Tom Bilyeu Breaks Down the Headlines

Nick Fuentes and Piers Morgan collide over whether Hitler was very effing cool or not. Japan's economic troubles continue a pace as debt threatens to finally engulf their entire economy. China fires rhetorical shots at Japan about accepting that they're a defeated country as tensions between them both continue to rise. XAI plans to redefine the size and scope of what an IPO is so so they can build data centers in space, and Australia has made it illegal for children 16 to be on social media. Nick Fuentes was talking to Piers Morgan. But before we jump into the actual interview, I had to play this edit because I think this is, like, the clip of the year when I found it. How can you call it a movement when you have no motion? You can't call it a movement because you have no motion. None of these diggas have motion except for me. The edits. None of them have motion except for me. The fact that he draw he says the n word and uses it with a a, I don't know how I feel about that yet. Really? I don't know how I feel about that. You're not, like, a 100% opposed? Nick is a troll, and we're gonna talk about that with the Piers Morgan episode. But there is something to your point of the youth. He has captured something that I think a lot of Republicans thought Charlie Kirk had, thought Trump had, thought it was the manosphere of the podcast. But we're starting to realize, no. This is an entirely different ethos of people, and for some reason, he's not going away. He's been banned. He's been ridiculed. He's been, quote, unquote, reprimanded, condemned. He'd been disavowed. He's been told not to play with the the grown up Republicans, but yet he doesn't he's still on Tucker. He's still on Steven Crowder. He's still on Piers Morgan. What's your take on Nick Fuentes and how he has been so electric in the movement? I think he sums up his own position very well, which is we're done clutching our pearls. We being especially young white men, but I think young men in general. And I remember watching this and Douglas Murray just really had clarity on this. Shout out to Douglas Murray, man. And he said, listen, if you keep bashing white men and saying that whiteness is bad, it's some sort of original sin, I guarantee you what's going to happen is they are going to band together, they are gonna start thinking of themselves as white first and you do not want people grouping up based on being white first. And, and I think that holds true of any race, PS by the way, but that's exactly what's happening. And so this is a psychological principle. If you beat me up and tell me that I'm bad, bad, bad for insert trait that I can't change and then I run into somebody …