
Tangle Suspension of the rules. - Isaac, Ari, and Kmele jump into it about Nick Fuentes, Jeffrey Epstein email drop and revisiting the shut down.
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Nov 14, 2025 The hosts dive into the controversy surrounding Nick Fuentes and his recent interview with Tucker Carlson, sparking a debate on the effectiveness of deplatforming versus engagement. They discuss the implications of the latest Jeffrey Epstein email drop and its potential connection to Trump. The conversation shifts to the political fallout from the recent government shutdown, with insights on whether Democrats gained an upper hand. Plus, a round of personal grievances adds a humorous touch to the discussion!
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Deplatforming Backfires When Left Unexamined
- Deplatforming extremists often fails and can push them to fringe platforms where they radicalize further.
- Bringing figures like Nick Fuentes into the light can reveal their incoherence and lessen their perceived threat.
Researching Extremists Changed A Personal Response
- Ari researched the Tree of Life shooter and alt-right forums to understand radicalization after the Pittsburgh synagogue attack.
- That deep dive reduced his outrage and informed his view that exposure aids prevention.
Understanding Beats Outrage For Long-Term Change
- Understanding extremist backgrounds can de-radicalize observers and reduce fear-driven responses.
- Engagement and contextual reporting help craft informed strategies beyond simple banning.
