Daniel Fiske

🚨 EXCLUSIVE — Per Tucker's guest, "Most Christians... are Talmudic Jews wrapped in Christianity." It was downhill from there. Nathan Apffel said a "nefarious they" have secretly coerced evangelicals to support Israel — and bring the Antichrist — all "for the sake of controlling the world." Apffel added that Jews and/or those who support Israel are not just "demonic," but are "workers" for "Satan." Not surprisingly, Apffel loves Carrie Prejean. The first clue from the interview that Apffel likes to repackage arguments from neo-Nazis and white nationalists — wrapped in a friendlier veneer — is his use of the term "Talmudic Jews." No Jew uses that term, nor does almost anyone else. It's almost exclusively the province of people like Dan Bilzerian, the types who spread outrageous falsehoods about what is supposedly in the Talmud. And yet, Apffel has built an influencer brand of a "peace, love & harmony" Christian — making his Jew-hating smears far more dangerous. Rather than using the more common arguments, such as claiming that Christian Zionists are misguided or that Jews had exerted undue influence on the Scofield Bible a century ago, Apffel straight out said most Christians in America today support Israel because "the church, and especially the evangelical church, is being used [by a "nefarious they"] as a tool for a far greater agenda that most people can’t see or fathom at the moment." In response to Tucker asking him, "Do you believe that there’s a spiritual component to this?", Apffel didn't hesitate. "100%. I do firmly believe there’s a demonic component to this behind it all. And the church — again, the church and its resources are being used to do it." Moments later, Apffel explained that this "demonic" group of Zionists have hijacked Christianity "for the sake of controlling the world." When Tucker responded by saying this sounds to him like "the deception that Jesus promises will come at some point," Apffel immediately agreed. "Well, Satan came as light, and then he says, 'My workers will come as light also.'" Screaming "Satan" or "demon" at Jews or anyone else who supports the Jewish state has become so common that even hippie surfer "preachers" like Apffel gleefully do so. Never mind that the people who have carried out the most violent anti-Semitic hate crimes have been motivated by ideas suggesting that Jews are dangerous, that they run the world (or at least U.S. foreign policy), and/or that they are "Satanic" or the "Synagogue of Satan." Even by those who have targeted small Jewish children. But a supposed Christian like Apffel exhibits no concern that the venom he's peddling has already animated actual violence against Jews. That's because it has become not just acceptable to demonize Jews, but normal, even profitable. (Megyn Kelly even bragged about this...) And as long as these hate merchants keep getting clicks, they won't stop — even when violent thugs target Jews yet again. No matter how many Jews may die.

This is why Democrats are panicking about immigration enforcement. The Electoral College baseline favors Republicans, census math is shifting EVs to red states, and Democrats are losing voter registration ground. Remove illegal immigration from the equation and the math gets brutal fast.

We should be clear about who Charlie Kirk was: a man who believed that the Civil Rights Act that granted Black Americans the right to vote was a “mistake,” who after the violent attack on Paul Pelosi claimed that “some amazing patriot out there” should bail out his assailant, and accused Jews of controlling “not just the colleges – it’s the nonprofits, it’s the movies, it’s Hollywood, it’s all of it.” His rhetoric and beliefs were ignorant and sought to disenfranchise millions of Americans – far from “working tirelessly to promote unity” as asserted by the majority in this resolution.” We can condemn his horrific assassination and the scourge of political violence without uplifting these ideas.