America


ANTISEMITE Nick Fuentes, who hosts the far-right show “America First,” remains a rising influence among young extremist activists.


Heritage Foundation Won’t Condemn Antisemitism


Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts refuses to denounce Tucker Carlson’s antisemitic jihad. Now his donors are fleeing.


O BY LISA SCHIFFREN


n oct. 27, former fox News host Tucker Carl- son interviewed white nationalist influencer


Nick Fuentes for two hours on his widely watched podcast. Fuentes was comfortable enough


to admit to being a fan not only of Adolf Hitler, which was widely known, but also (surprise!) of Josef Stalin.


Fuentes talked about what a prob-


lem the Jews are, here in America. At no point did Carlson push back or express anything like disapproval.


14 NEWSMAX | JANUARY 2026 Fuentes had previously declared


that, in his view, women like being raped.


Carlson’s most substantive com-


ment during the softball interview was to note that he himself disap- proved of Christian Zionists. In fact, Carlson has called Chris-


tian Zionism “a brain virus” — say- ing of believers who support Israel: “I dislike them more than anybody.” But the Fuentes scandal opened


a new one — Carlson’s growing anti- semitism. On viral videos that millions see across Instagram, YouTube, Face-


book, and TikTok, Carlson has made America’s No. 1 enemy Jews, which includes the State of Israel and its prime minister, Benjamin Netan- yahu.


Carlson is no longer subtle about


his dislike of Jews and Israel. His videos have accused them of vari- ous antisemitic tropes — such as controlling the banks, controlling Congress, controlling the Pentagon — even controlling President Don- ald Trump. Carlson has even implied that


Israel may have been behind the assassination of Charlie Kirk, who


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