Nick Fuentes publicly ends relationship with 'fake' Tucker Carlson: 'Keep your distance from me!'

The brief alliance between notorious white nationalist Nick Fuentes and former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, which had fueled internal divisions within the MAGA movement, seems to have come to an end. On Thursday night, Fuentes made it clear that he wanted nothing to do with Carlson, declaring, "Stay the f*** away from me, youre weird, dude."

Less than two months after their seemingly friendly conversation, which stirred up fierce battles among conservatives and brought a prominent right-wing think tank to the edge of collapse due to its president's defense of Carlson, Fuentes accused the former Fox host of being deceitful and a threat.

The falling out also marked a dramatic shift in their relationship. Before the interview and their cozy dinner in October, Fuentes and Carlson were embroiled in a bitter dispute, each accusing the other of being a covert CIA agent. The feud had dominated the summer, with Carlson calling Fuentes a "weird little gay kid in his basement" while speculating that Fuentes was part of a "psyop" designed to discredit true conservatives. Fuentes, on the other hand, suggested it was Carlson who was the secret federal agent.

During his live stream on Thursday, Fuentes, who had spoken positively about Carlson during their friendly exchange, reverted back to his previous contempt for the pundit. He even revisited the CIA accusations, once again claiming that Carlsons family connections raised suspicion. Your dads in the CIA, you go, I didnt know that! Oh, really? Just stop. Just stop with the crap, Fuentes said, further venting, You cant even reason with a person like that because its like talking to a police officer in interrogation. You just cant win, theyre not there to be honest. I dont like it, very weird.

Throughout his tirade, Fuentes complained about Carlsons questions during their lengthy interview, including inquiries regarding his relationships with far-right figures like Peter Thiel and Charles C. Johnson. "Ive heard things about this guy since the dinner," Fuentes exclaimed. "I want this guy to stay the f*** away from me. I dont know who he is, but Ill tell you one thing: He is not who he says he is if anything happens to me, whatever, take that to the bank!"

Describing Carlson as the "biggest faker" he had ever met, Fuentes called him "an actor" and launched into a tirade against the former Fox News star's behavior, labeling him "weird" and untrustworthy. "I question anybody that can hang out with a guy like that. Its freaky. Hes a handler, he handles people. Thats what he does. Hes a f*cking liar and a handler," Fuentes complained.

Fuentes mocked Carlsons interview style, claiming he often feigned ignorance with his "just asking questions" approach. "I dont trust him," Fuentes said, once again speculating that Carlson could be a government agent. "Im not gonna be a part of it. Im not gonna be a party to whatever that is, whatever that CIA bulls**t is, Im not gonna be a part of it," he declared.

This guys not who he says he is, not an ally. Stay the f*** away from me, youre weird, dude. Youre weird. You know, Im weird in the sense that Im eccentric, I have a weird personality. Youre weird because I dont know what you are. Youre like a lab-grown human being, Fuentes continued. At least Im real, its relatable because Im real. Flawed, filled with contradictions, certainly, but authentic, the Groyper leader concluded. You, I dont know what to make of you. I dont know what the f*** you are, I dont think anybody knows what you are.